The 57-year-old woman received treatment at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and her Cairn Terrier dog received veterinary treatment. No description has been released of the other dog. PC Smith, ...

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A woman and dog were left injured after being attacked by another dog in Edinburgh. The woman was with her Cairn Terrier dog on Prestonfield Avenue around 2.30pm on January 14 when they were attacked.

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The incident happened at around 2.30pm in Prestonfield Avenue on Tuesday, January 14 when the woman was walking her dog. The victim’s Cairn Terrier dog was also attacked and required veterinary ...

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