A 41-year-old woman was put on life support after her dog “Skyy” accidentally hit his head on the owner’s chin, in the United States.
In the United States, the owner of the dog was put on life support after her hyperactive dog accidentally head-butted her on the chin.
The incident took place back in January when the overjoyed Staffordshire bull terrier playfully strike the owner Erin Stevenson with her canine accidentally, while playing on the yard. The 41-year-old said that she thought little of the incident until three days later, when she awoke unable to swallow and took herself to the hospital. Where her treatment initially going on.
Ms Stevenson then explained that she and her dog had been engaging in an otherwise friendly romp outside. The five-year-old dog then got what she described as an excitable case of the “zoomies”, a dog owner shorthand for when dogs get an explosive and unexplainable explosion of energy that is settled by the animal darting back and forth around the room or yard. She said that Skyy was doing zoomies and head-butted her under her chin out of excitement.
