Sean Lowe’s Rescue Dog Turns Aggressive: A Bloody Nightmare Unfolds
In a world where adopting a rescue dog is often painted as a heartwarming tale of redemption, Sean Lowe’s story takes a sharp, bloody turn. The former *Bachelor* star recently revealed that his family’s rescue dog, Moose, attacked him not once, not twice, but three times in a single 24-hour period, leaving him with deep wounds and a trail of blood that could rival a horror movie set.
The ordeal began innocently enough—Sean was barbecuing with friends when a fire alarm went off. He ran inside to wave smoke away with a towel, but Moose, seemingly triggered by the commotion, lunged at him. What started as a nip on the finger escalated into a full-blown mauling, with the dog sinking its teeth into Sean’s shoes and then his arm. Sean described the attack as anything but defensive; Moose was in full-on predator mode, leaving Sean to fend for himself while his friends remained blissfully unaware outside.
After managing to get Moose into the backyard, Sean thought the nightmare was over. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. The dog broke free and came back for round two, forcing Sean to wrestle him off again. By this point, Sean’s wrist was so severely injured that blood was squirting several feet, prompting a frantic trip to the ER for stitches. But Moose wasn’t done. The next morning, the dog escaped again and attacked Sean a third time, leading to yet another ER visit.
Sean, ever the optimist, acknowledged that Moose’s behavior likely stemmed from past trauma. However, with three young children in the house, the family had no choice but to return the dog to the shelter. It’s a heartbreaking reminder that not all rescue stories have happy endings, no matter how much love and patience you pour into them.
And so, the saga of Moose serves as a cautionary tale: sometimes, even the most well-intentioned acts of kindness can go horribly, bloodily wrong.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ
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