Jamaican Man's Penis Rips Off By A Crazy Dog

Dogs can be man's best friend but, can also become his worse enemies when trained wrongly.

A dog with reputation for attacking callers at the home of his owner in Stony Hill neighbourhood of St Andrew Parish in Jamaica has torn off the penis of a handyman.

The man whose name is Neily was talking to a woman at her gate before the hound set upon him on Saturday, December 12.

Neily said: “The dog bite me pan…him push him mouth through the grille, because mi deh close and bite me pan.”

Immediately after the horrifying attack, Neily was rushed to the hospital. He continues to moan in agony even after receiving treatment at the Stony Hill clinic. In his words, Neily said: “The nurse dem look after it and kill the pain and everything. Dem kill out the disease. Mi nah go near dem dog deh again yah man.”

This is not the first time the dog is going on a rampage. In fact, one of Neily's neighbours said: “Some aggressive dogs dem, enuh. Dem will attack people from you go close to the premises. But a di first time we a hear dem bite off piece of penis. Glad di dog never tek off everything still.”

Although the attack was painful Neily said he would not be seeking to prosecute the dogs’ owners as they took him to get medical attention and ensured that he was taken care of.

The incident has since been reported at the Stony Hill police station.

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