DENVER, Colo. (KTLA) -- An interview went terribly wrong when a dog turned on a news anchor.
The 85-pound Argentine Mastiff named Max had been rescued from an icy pond.
Kyle Dyer of our Denver affiliate was petting Max, and interviewing his owner and the firefighter who rescued him.
But Max suddenly turned on Dyer and bit her in the face.
Dyer was treated at a Denver hospital where she remains in fair condition.
Max has been quarantined pending further investigation.
Dog Bites News Anchor on Live TV (VIDEO)
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Crystal Bungard at 5:35 PM February 10, 2012
The dog obviously didn't ''turn'' on anyone. Really? Stupid media. Forcing yourself on a strange dog, or any dog, is just asking for it. When she put her face right in his face, he gave a clear warning, she chose to ignore it. Plus her excessively 'pawing' at his face would be aggravating to begin with, then getting right up in his 'grill', if you will, probably making direct eye contact, which is a challenge, then forcing herself on him by trying to kiss him. Offering HIM to kiss HER, would have been acceptable... but she was dumb, she is at fault, not the dog.
