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What Will Happen to the Dog that Attacked a Home Depot Customer in the Face?

What Will Happen to the Dog that Attacked a Home Depot Customer in the Face

A woman was attacked by a Great Dane inside a Home Depot store in Jefferson County, and charges are currently pending in response to the incident. The victim had asked to pet the dog, but instead, it bit her in the face, causing serious injuries.

Initially, the owner of the Great Dane insisted that it was just a headbutt, but the sheriff’s department confirmed that it was a bite. This event has raised concerns about the safety measures in place at the store, which is well-known for welcoming dogs.

Why did the dog bite the woman in the face?

  • One of the dog’s handlers reportedly instructed the customer to offer a treat to the dog, claiming that it was necessary for the dog’s training.
  • However, as soon as the customer offered the treat, the dog attacked and bit their face. Store personnel immediately attended to the injured customer.
Home Depot Great Dane Attacked Woman
Image released by Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

The owner of the Great Dane identified

The owner and trainer of the Great Dane involved in the attack left the scene without leaving any contact information. Still, they were later identified with the help of photos distributed by the sheriff’s office.

What will happen to the dog?

The dog has since been quarantined at the owner’s home, and charges for misdemeanor or petty offenses may be filed. We will keep you updated on this developing story.

Home Depot customers continue to bring their dogs to the store

Although the incident has left some customers wary of the risks involved, others continue to bring their dogs shopping at the Home Depot store in Jefferson County.

  • The company’s pet policy has evolved over time, and currently, many Home Depot stores allow customers to bring their dogs inside.
  • However, the specific rules and restrictions may vary by location, and service animals are always allowed in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It’s always best to check with your local Home Depot store before bringing your pet inside.
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SOURCES: CBS News, Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

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