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Whether you are attacked in your own neighborhood or on the grounds of a royal palace, the effects are the same.  Injury, trauma, and in some cases they can be fatal.

It appears that the Queen may have banned Dotty, Princess Anne’s English Bull Terrier, from the royal residence, Sandringham Castle after attacking of the Queen’s beloved Corgi dogs.  It would seem that Dotty, the English Bull Terrier, is to sleep outside in a parked car with another of Anne’s pet dog of the same breed.

Dotty, the English Bull Terrier has a history of attacking and biting people and other dogs.  In this particular instance, the English Bull Terrier attacked one of the Queen’s beloved Corgi dogs, Pharos.

Although no formal statements were issued from the palace, it was thought that the Queen joined the royal footmen and her daughter as they attempted to separate the dogs during the attack.

Pharos was severely injured in the attack and had to be euthanized.  The Queen was reported to be devasted by the death of Pharos.

Previously the Queen had given amnesty to the princess’s dogs and permitted them to stay — under harsh orders that they were restricted to Anne’s quarters where servants inclining to the Princess’s wishes would only enter her room in groups and armed.

No, doubt this strict ruling of the Queen was brought about because of the attack on one of the maids.  Yes, it was the same English Bull Terrier, Florence, who attacked the maid.

Appearing before the court and pleading guilty, Princess Anne, was convicted under the Dangerous Dogs Act when the same dog attacked two children in Windsor Great Park.

Dotty bit the 12-year-old  boy on the collarbone, and on the boy’s left leg. The 7-year-old boy had scratches on his arm, back and leg. Princess Anne was fined and ordered to pay £500 compensation to the children and £148 in court costs.  In addition, she was told to get training for Dotty and to keep her on a leash when in public places.

Laws about dog bites differ from country to country, and state to state.  If you or someone you know has suffered a dog bite, or if your dog has bitten someone and you have been charged with a criminal offense, you want to find the most experienced personal injury lawyer as quickly as possible.  Always ask for a free consultation.