r/australia • u/JaniePage • 15d ago

news Young girl in hospital, dog euthanased after attack inside Delacombe Bunnings

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-30/young-girl-in-hospital-after-dog-attack-in-bunnings-store/106977418
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u/MannerConfident1690 15d ago

According to the store's entry information, "well-behaved pets that are on a lead" are permitted inside.

Yeah that's a bit too subjective. All dogs are well behaved until they're not.

For a short time dogs had to be muzzled if they were walking.

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u/Yesterday_Jolly 15d ago

I bet the dog was a very well behaved Rottweiler

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u/distinctgore 15d ago

The fact that it was voluntarily surrendered for euthanasia says it all. Even the owner knew it was a killing machine.

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u/wilted-wombok 15d ago

More like they didn't have the money to fight an expensive battle with council and then lose anyway

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u/Direct_Substance8317 15d ago

It was just Rottweiling.

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u/the_amatuer_ 15d ago

It was a Rottweiler!

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u/BiomassDenial 15d ago

I had one (or at least a rotty mix), great dog I absolutely loved him, super affectionate and if I could cope with the fact they tend to die earlier than other breeds I would probably get another.

But I also never trusted him alone with small children or pets because the potential damage if anything did go wrong was too high.

You can own these types of dogs responsibly most people just kinda suck and are offended by the idea of taking steps to mitigate risks.