Hong Kong Dog Attack Video: 60kg Unleashed Canine Fatally Mauls Poodle, Attacks Bichon Frise In Broad Daylight

A 60 kg mixed-breed dog, approximately 1.5 meters long, allegedly launched a fatal attack on a Miniature Poodle weighing just 5 kg in a Hong Kong parking lot. The Poodle's owner rushed it to a veterinary clinic, but the dog later succumbed to its injuries. Moments later, the same large dog allegedly turned its aggression towards a Bichon Frise near a park, refusing to let go despite attempts to intervene.

A viral video captured the incident, showing the massive dog clamping its jaws around the Poodle's neck while the owner sat on the ground in anguish, as bystanders tried to intervene. Police apprehended the dog, which was wearing a collar and thus not a stray, though its owner remains unknown. In Hong Kong, there are strict regulations on large dogs weighing 20 kg or more in public spaces; non-compliance can lead to imprisonment and fines.

The first attack occurred at 3pm on Monday near a taxi rank at Yoho Mall's car park in Yuen Long, where a man, 58, was walking his brown Miniature Poodle. Around 20 minutes later, a four-year-old 5 kg Bichon Frise was reportedly bitten by the same dog, which was subsequently found dead at the scene.