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Swindon toddler mauled by dog in garden Swindon toddler mauled by dog in garden
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A two-year-old boy is in hospital with serious facial injuries after an attack by a dog in Swindon.A two-year-old boy is in hospital with serious facial injuries after an attack by a dog in Swindon.
Keiron Guess is reported to be in an induced coma and due to undergo surgery to reattach part of his ear.Keiron Guess is reported to be in an induced coma and due to undergo surgery to reattach part of his ear.
Wiltshire Police said the boy was found in a neighbour's garden in Swanage Walk after the attack on Sunday evening.Wiltshire Police said the boy was found in a neighbour's garden in Swanage Walk after the attack on Sunday evening.
Police said the owner of the dog, which is believed to be a Staffordshire bull terrier, handed it to officers and it has been destroyed.Police said the owner of the dog, which is believed to be a Staffordshire bull terrier, handed it to officers and it has been destroyed.
A 49-year-old man was also hurt in the attack and has been treated for a non-serious arm injury.A 49-year-old man was also hurt in the attack and has been treated for a non-serious arm injury.
A Wiltshire Police spokeswoman said two dogs were at the house but only one was involved in the attack.A Wiltshire Police spokeswoman said two dogs were at the house but only one was involved in the attack.
She said: "The one who was involved in the attack has been handed in and will be destroyed.She said: "The one who was involved in the attack has been handed in and will be destroyed.
"The second dog was not aggressive or involved in the attack.""The second dog was not aggressive or involved in the attack."
'Blood all over''Blood all over'
Keiron was taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and was being transferred to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol.Keiron was taken to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and was being transferred to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol.
He is reported to be in a stable condition. There are concerns about his eyesight.He is reported to be in a stable condition. There are concerns about his eyesight.
His parents and family are with him.His parents and family are with him.
A witness, who did not want to be named, said: "My wife was on the computer and she heard this scream, 'where is he, where is he?'." A witness, who did not want to be named, said: "My wife was on the computer and she heard this scream: 'Where is he, where is he?'."
He added: "The grandfather carried him out and he was just limp. There was blood all over his face."He added: "The grandfather carried him out and he was just limp. There was blood all over his face."
He said the air ambulance arrived to take Keiron to hospital.He said the air ambulance arrived to take Keiron to hospital.
"I can't believe the response we had from the emergency services, they were brilliant," he added. "They were there in minutes.""I can't believe the response we had from the emergency services, they were brilliant," he added. "They were there in minutes."
Police said no-one had been arrested in connection with the attack.Police said no-one had been arrested in connection with the attack.
The force spokeswoman said the dog's owners were co-operating fully.The force spokeswoman said the dog's owners were co-operating fully.
"Officers are speaking to all parties involved to establish the full circumstances of the incident," she added."Officers are speaking to all parties involved to establish the full circumstances of the incident," she added.
Police also confirmed they had attended the address last year and an officer was bitten by a dog at the property.
A police spokeswoman said: "This animal was appropriately assessed at the time and was found not to be a dangerous dog breed. No further action was taken.
"Officers cannot confirm at this stage if the same dog that bit a police officer was the same as the one that has been destroyed after attacking the two-year-old boy."