It shows a Staffordshire bull terrier attacking another dog near a one-year-old girl and her mother.
South Yorkshire Police released this video as a plea for owners to control their dogs
Footage of an out-of-control dog attacking another pet in Sheffield has been issued by South Yorkshire Police. The force said a woman was walking her dog on Richmond Road with her one-year-old daughter when a Staffordshire bull terrier escaped its owner.The woman and her young daughter both suffered superficial injuries during the attack on 2 September.
The force said the owner of the dog was now part of a restorative justice scheme for the harm his pet caused.The video shows how incidents involving loose dogs and those not under control "can quickly escalate and lead to serious injury", according to police."Don't be complacent, don't think it won't happen, don't think you know your dog best.
"They're animals - even the most relaxed animals in certain situations can be subjected to stress, which may cause a response born from fear."
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