Belfast boy Keaghán Bunting (3) suffered severe facial injuries when a dog on a lead launched him while he was out walking in Belfast.
A mother has spoken of the terrifying moment when her toddler son was knocked to the ground and attacked by a dog whilst walking with his grandfather in north Belfast.Captured on CCTV three-year-old Keaghán Bunting suffered severe facial injuries when a black mixed husky collie breed on a lead launched him.Killer driver facing lengthy jail term for crash and taking victim from scene
"Normally Keaghán is a bubbly wee boy...even though it's three weeks on from the attack I can see a change in him.The north Belfast mum wanted to make sure this wouldn’t happen to anyone else.
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