Dogs put down after mauling Sydney tradie

Three canines that battered a tradesman, forsaking him with wounds to his legs, waist and back, have been put down. 

The 37-year-old had gone onto the Kenthurst property in Sydney's northwest on Friday morning to do a livelihood when he was set upon by three American Staffordshire terriers. 

A contiguous medicinal guardian said she heard his yells and continued running over. 

"We continued running down to the back of the property where we saw the man being struck. He made sense of how to get himself out to the front entryway," medicinal guardian Sarah told the Seven Network. 

Police gave restorative guide until CareFlight paramedics arrived, and the man was taken by crisis vehicle to Westmead Hospital in an enduring condition. 

One neighbor said nearby individuals were sick of the mutts wandering around and they had asked for that the proprietors exhibit. 

"We've asked them a couple times over two years. We send them texts with photos of the mutts in our yard," Michelle Gil said. 

"It was just consistently going to bring about these current conditions." 

The loss was clearly at the property for a funnels work. 

"We ring first in case we know there are pooches adjacent, they ought to be constrained before we enter," accomplice Darren said. 

The three puppies were seized and put down on Friday evening, an appropriating officer at The Hills Shire gathering said in a declaration. 

One of the mutts had been at risk to an irritation demand. 

Friday's strike is the latest in a spate of NSW puppy attacks. 

A 81-year-old woman stays in facility after an attack by two American Staffordshire terrier crosses on Monday that left her with certifiable cuts to her face and body. 

Four different people - two men and two women - who went to her aide were moreover snacked. 

In an alternate strike an eight-year-old child was taken to center for a suspected broke lower arm and eat marks after he was snacked by a canine on August 28 in Edgeworth, close Newcastle