Man Hospitalized After Dog Attack in Cambuslang, Glasgow

A man has been hospitalized following a brutal dog attack involving a group of dogs described as “Bullies and Staffys” in Cambuslang, Glasgow. The incident occurred on September 19, 2025, at approximately 17:05 local time, while the victim was walking his Labrador along Bogleshole Road.

Emergency services responded swiftly to reports of a man and his dog being set upon by multiple dogs. The 65-year-old man was transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment, while his dog received care at a local veterinary practice.

Police Scotland confirmed the details of the incident, stating, “Around 17:05 on Friday, September 19, 2025, we received a report of a group of dogs attacking a man and his dog in Bogleshole Road, Cambuslang.” Officers arrived at the scene shortly after the report and subsequently arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with the attack.

Witnesses described the scene as alarming, noting that there were five dogs involved in the assault. An eyewitness stated that the dogs appeared to be “Bullies and Staffys,” raising concerns about the potential danger posed by such breeds in public areas.

The arrested individual is expected to be reported to the Procurator Fiscal, which oversees the prosecution of criminal cases in Scotland. The police have not released further details regarding the circumstances surrounding the attack or the identity of the arrested man.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns about dog safety and regulations in urban areas, particularly regarding large breeds that may pose a risk to other animals and pedestrians. Local residents are now questioning the safety measures in place for dog owners and their pets in Cambuslang.

As investigations continue, the well-being of both the injured man and his Labrador remains a priority for authorities and the community.