A four-year-old boy had to have his ear sewn back on after being attacked by a dog he had danged food in front of it.
David House was bitten by a Japanese Akita at a home in Litherland, Merseyside, last week and was left with cuts to his ear, face and the top of his head. The bites to his head were so deep the dogs teeth reached his skull.
David, who was visiting Liverpool from Kent with his family, was taken to Alder Hey Hospital where he was treated for two days.
His father, David House, said his son's ear was 'still a bit wonky' and he will visit plastic surgeons again this week to see if he needs further treatment.
Mr House said his son was 'coping fine', despite the extent of his injuries. He said: 'He had stitches to his face and head.
"On the top of his head the bite had gone right down to the bone and he had to have stitches to three layers of skin.
"He is on heavy painkillers but he is absolutely fine, although he will be scarred on the top of his head."
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