He simply attacks me and flashes his fangs. He said, “I mean attacks me, not bite and then flee, like many dogs do when they’re afraid or defensive.”
“I can feel him tearing into my arm’s flesh, and right now, I’m doing everything I can to keep this dog away.”
“I am aware of my severe bleeding,” he continued. Detaching the dog’s jaws from his arm and bringing it outside must have taken several minutes, according to Lowe.
However, the dog sprang back to attack him again when he removed Moose from his arm. He said, “I don’t mean to sound dramatic,
But I really felt like I was fighting for my life here against my dog.” Lowe became aware of the extent of his injuries when his companions joined in to extricate Moose once again.
