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Pit bull kills 70-year-old owner in Bangkok home

A 70-year-old woman has died after being attacked by a male pit bull she cared for at a home in Bangkok's Bueng Kum district on 9 September 2026.

Police said the woman was attempting to put a collar on the dog when it attacked her inside the property off Nawamin 111, Soi 7. She was found dead with bite wounds to her neck and hands.

Police find dog covered in blood

Lat Phrao police patrol officers were called at about 6.30pm to reports of a dog attacking its owner at the address in Nawamin subdistrict.

Volunteers from the Pu-In Ruam Jai rescue foundation also attended the scene.

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The property consists of two adjoining houses linked by a fence that allows access between them. The homes were undergoing renovation at the time.

Officers found the male pit bull within the grounds, with bloodstains on its body. They initially tried to lure the animal so they could catch it, but it moved away from them.

The dog later went into its own enclosure, allowing officers to bring the immediate area under control.

Investigation continues

The dead woman was identified only as being 70 years old and the dog's carer. Police said their initial inquiry indicated she had brought the dog over to fit it with a collar before the fatal attack occurred.

Investigators examined the scene and questioned people connected with the case to establish the full circumstances and take further action under the relevant procedures.

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Pictures courtesy of Amarin

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10 September 2026

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scubascuba3 Star Member

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What is a 70yo doing with a Pitbull, i wonder if someone dumped the dog on the lady

scorecard Star Member

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3 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

What is a 70yo doing with a Pitbull, i wonder if someone dumped the dog on the lady

Maybe she's had the dog for a very long time?

bendejo Diamond Member

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33 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Grow up.

Chihuahuas are a tiny toy breed typically weighing between 2 and 6 pounds, making it physically impossible for them to inflict fatal injuries on a human.

Brilliant perspective, and a box-cutter can't possibly cause a fatal wound, the edge is only an inch long.

In Brazil pitbull is spelled the same, but pronounced "peach-a-boo." How afraid can you be of something called that?

SiSePuede419 Ruby Member

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I fail to see anything wrong here. 😀

GammaGlobulin Star Member

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Can't say that we did not warn her.

jvs Diamond Member

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This guy is now 3 years old,very big and also has a big reputation as being vicious and dangerous.

Yes big he is ,

Moonlover Ruby Member

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21 minutes ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Experts note that no dog is inherently evil, and dangerous behavior usually stems from specific underlying factors rather than just genetics:

Correct and there is a feature here that I've noticed in every one of these reported attacks. Dogs that are kept in cages are known to become aggressive, no matter what the breed is. And from the narrative, this dog appears to have had 'its own enclosure'. By that I read 'cage' and the photo seems to confirm that.

It has various names, one being 'Frustration-Elicited Aggression'. And I noted that the owners houses were under renovation, which might have resulted in this dog being kept caged for many hours whilst 'strangers invaded its space'. A violent incident waiting to happen.

Thingamabob Diamond Member

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Pitbulls need to be controlled by experienced carers. They are generally fine, and fun, but react with aggression if feeling threatened.

chilli42 Gold Member

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They seem to keep making a point that the woman was the ‘carer’ and never mention her being the owner. It’s very unusual of and dog to attack and kill its owner unless it has been abused. That said for the life of me why would anyone want to own a pit bull when there are other breeds that are much more loyal and better guard dogs.

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Posts making unsourced claims removed.

JustinTyme Advanced Member

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2 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

Experts note that no dog is inherently evil, and dangerous behavior usually stems from specific underlying factors rather than just genetics:

Said no one in the hospital getting their nose and ears sown back in place.

JustinTyme Advanced Member

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1 hour ago, chilli42 said:

They seem to keep making a point that the woman was the ‘carer’ and never mention her being the owner. It’s very unusual of and dog to attack and kill its owner unless it has been abused. That said for the life of me why would anyone want to own a pit bull when there are other breeds that are much more loyal and better guard dogs.

"SPS" - (Small Penis Syndrome)

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