Authorities are searching for two dogs following a man's death in his garden, suspected to be caused by a dog attack.

The search for two dogs is currently underway as authorities try to piece together the tragic death of a 33-year-old man in Birmingham. The urgent hunt was prompted after the man's body was found in the backyard of a property in Hereford Close, Rubery. It is believed that the man may have been attacked by at least one of the dogs, leading to his untimely death. The West Midlands Police have taken charge of the situation and are working tirelessly to gather all the necessary information.

Upon receiving reports of loose dogs in the area, officers quickly rushed to the scene and managed to seize two of the animals. However, it is suspected that there were two more dogs present at the time of the attack, and the police are determined to track them down. The investigation is ongoing, and the first priority is to locate the remaining dogs. It is still unclear which of the four dogs was responsible for the fatal attack.

Authorities have confirmed that none of the dogs involved were of a banned breed and are believed to be American bulldog-types. Superintendent Sally Simpson from Birmingham Police expressed her condolences to the family of the deceased and assured them that they are receiving full support from the officers. She also mentioned that the investigation is still in progress, and the focus remains on finding the missing dogs.

Inspector Leanne Chapman, who is leading the Dog Unit, revealed that they are working closely with local vets and the council to gather any information that could lead them to the dogs. They are also utilizing their drone technology to search the surrounding areas. However, she urged the public to refrain from approaching the dogs if they come across them and to instead call 999 immediately. Additionally, if anyone has taken in the dogs after finding them loose, it is crucial to inform the police at the earliest. Every bit of information could be the key to solving this tragic case.

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