Pit bull, once owned by a dog trainer Cesar Milan spoil a dog owned by Queen Latifakilling them is claimed in a new case.
According to Atlanta Journal of the Constitution, the reality star also tried to cover up the attack by instructing her staff to tell the actress that her dog had been hit by a car.
A post on Twitter from January 2018 shows a photo of Latifa with Milan at the facility, with the caption: “I had my first workout for my new babies with @cesarmillan! I have already learned so much !!! ”
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According to the suit, the dog named Junior demonstrated a pattern of aggression. Latifa has never filed a lawsuit against Milan, nor has it made public allegations about the alleged incident.
TMZ reports that the alleged incident is just a legal proposal taken against The one talking to the dogs star. A former gymnast also claims that the same dog attacked her in 2017, ruining her career.
Lydia Mathis accuses the 52-year-old Milan of negligence and fraud in connection with a series of aggressions by the dog and seeks unspecified financial damages to “punish and / or set an example from” the famous trainer.
According to TMZ, Mathis, whose mother once worked for Milan, says the dog had a history of violence but was still allowed to walk around Milan’s office unattended.
Mathis said that when she visited her mother in 2017, the dog allegedly attacked her. The alleged attack, the case said, was so bad that it prevented the gymnast from competing. Mathis claims that the dog distorted her legs, leaving her with severe injuries, as well as “shame, loss of self-confidence, disgrace, humiliation and loss of enjoyment of life”, the lawsuit states.
“Junior had vicious and dangerous tendencies and was prone to attacking, biting, mutilating, mutilating and disfiguring people and other animals in his vicinity,” the suit said.
According to New York Daily News, Jr. died at the age of 15.