A dog brought in to help restore mental health has died.

 

A 21-year-old girl in Ratania was reportedly killed by a dog bought to maintain her mental health. This dog was bought by his brother. Cara Lidlow was found lying on her stomach in the living room of her brother's home in Birmingham, while her Staffordshire Bull Terrier was sitting in a corner on the other side. His brother, Caden Barrett, said he had always liked the dog's temperament, but now "feels sorry."

Lidlow died in February from multiple injuries, said Rebecca Olivier, a Birmingham coroner. The city forensic court was informed Thursday that he was staying at his brother's Sun Beamway home due to mental health issues. Dr. Syed Faisal Haq, in his written statement, said that he suffers from an emotional instability personality disorder and has been prescribed antidepressants to treat anxiety.

His brother Caden Barrett adopted a Gucci dog in October. His owners are kicking him because he chews a dog of his own. Caden said that the meeting “blended in” well and that he and his best friend had become friends. On the night of the Perfect Drug, Lidlow told his brother that he thought the dog would bite him, but Cadden said that his good brother's energy change was not the same as the medicine. Make sure you don't see the translation and the chatter. His good brother Gucci fell asleep on February 5 and went to work, but when he returned at 2pm, his brother-in-law's translator was all 'sick',

still lying on his back. "I'm afraid I don't know what to do," Caden said. He called the police and said his dog attacked and killed his sister. Neighbors heard barking dogs and a woman walking up the stairs between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., police officer Sam Ahmed told Crown Court. The court was informed that Gucci was arrested and executed on probation. Caden said: 'I always protect him. I didn't do anything wrong, but I still feel like it's my fault. "

Picking up the death of Cara Lidlow by a domestic dog, Rebecca Olivier said: "No one will know why this dramatic change happened," she supported the decision to kill the dog.