Two pit bulls fatally mauled a man in Rustenburg, North West. South Africans called for the owner to be held responsible for the mauling incident.
He was declared dead on the scene, and the Congress of South African Trade Unions called for a ban on pit bull s after the incident
South Africans blamed the dog owner for being careless and demanded that he face criminal charges for the workers' death Mzansi called for the owner of two pit bulls that mauled a man to be held accountable. Images: Hamikus and AaronAmat. Images are used for illustrative purposes only., the South African Police Service in Rustenburg arrived at the scene, where they found the worker on the ground with bite marks all over his body. Paramedics declared him dead on the scene, and they discovered thatto ban the breed. General Secretary Solly Phetoe said that the country must decide to ban breeding pit bulls.
"Government must start arresting and convicting the owner of those dogs to 30 years in prison once it kills or injures someone.""It's not the dog but the owner. I have a pit bull, and she is the most loving and friendly girl to other dogs and humans.""I don't advocate banning the breed. The only alternative is to pass legislation to step up policing the backyard breeders and impose stricter ownership laws.
The dogs initially attacked her guest, and when she tried to separate him from the dogs, they turned on her and mauled her to death.Netizens living in that area noted that the dogs were dangerous and unsuccessfully tried many times to bring this matter to her attention.
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