'It came straight for my neck': Dog owner banned after vicious attack on mother
A man has been banned from owning dogs for three years after his two Staffordshire Bull Terriers viciously attacked a mother and her dog.
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Holly Durnall suffered injuries to her face, hands, knuckles and feet, while her pooch Rola sustained open wounds to both sides of his neck after they were savaged by Lee Mills' dogs Buster and Tyson.
Mills, who was drunk, collapsed to the floor in his attempt to control his pets, Wolverhampton Crown Court heard.

Mills, of Wallace Close, Oldbury pleaded guilty to being the owner of dogs that were dangerously out of control and which while out of control injured a person.
Social worker Mrs Durnall, 29, had taken Staffie Rola, eight, out for a walk on Wallace Road on the morning of June 8 this year.