Georgeous

Thank you all again for your replies so far........I have always believed information is power so the more she has the better. I have asked her to join DOL (which she just has) so she can post herself if needed or to personally answer any questions if it helps with advice. :)

Further update: it was clearly stated at the time that the other dog was fine with no apparent injuries. Understandably, it may have anxiety issues after this of course. Apparently, they kept going back/forth along my friends fence line knowing full well it was upsetting my friends dogs. It was then that my friends dog scaled their fence to get over to the other dog in question. Please continue to offer any advice as they only have till the morning before ranger is coming. Thank you Haredown Whippets for your reply :)

Hi.......... Please.....any advice appreciated & desperately needed. A dear friend has just called me in tears & doesn't know what to do. Her dog escaped the yard today into a reserve backing onto her house & apparently has attacked another dog. She is waiting for her fiancé to get home with full story but so far knows that the owner of the other dog rang police & the ranger has called to say he will be coming over tomorrow. The other dog is fine (as is hers) but the other dogs owner is shaken. My friend's dog is a bull mastiff cross & unsure what breed or size the other dog was. I don't know if the other dog was on a lead (if that matters??) but am told the reserve he had it in has a sign each end saying no domestic animals allowed. My friend's dog has never done anything like this before. Does anyone know what is likely to happen??? My friend is worried her dog will be seized & pts. Is there anything legal they should know, can they stop the ranger taking their dog, is there any questions they need to ask............help! This is in NSW.