A shocked Sean Lowe describes repeat dog attacks: ‘He was a really, really good dog’

Sean Lowe from “The Bachelor” had a rather distressing experience in the past few days as their newly acquired pet dog bit him not just once but twice. The attacks resulted in substantial injuries on both of his arms.

On a video shared on Monday, following the recent incidents, John Lowe (now husband to Catherine Lowe, formerly known as Catherine Guidici) appeared visibly shaken by the events involving their Boxer dog Moose, who they welcomed into their family in January. Catherine sat beside him largely quiet, listening attentively as he narrated. They both seemed deeply affected by the situation.

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Sean Lowe mentioned that on Thursday, some friends dropped by for a barbecue, while Catherine took the children to the shopping center. The evening in Dallas turned out to be quite pleasant, so he left the doors and windows open, allowing a bit of smoke from the grill to wander indoors, triggering the smoke alarm. Lowe explained that he used a dishcloth to try and clear the smoke away from the detector, but their dog, Moose, became surprisingly aggressive, nipping at the cloth and his finger. This behavior was not typical for Moose.

As I firmly said “No, Moose,” that blaring siren continued to echo. Then, he started nipping at my feet, a behavior he’s exhibited before – something you might recognize if you own a herding dog. However, he rarely bites, but this time it was different.

He kept biting my feet so forcefully that he punctured holes in my shoes, causing me pain. The situation was already chaotic with the alarm going off, so I firmly told him ‘Moose, no! No!’ It was at this exact moment that he bared his teeth and attacked me.

Instead of fleeing or acting aggressively as some dogs might in fearful or protective situations, this dog was actually attacking me. It felt like it was tearing into my arm with a force that left me struggling to keep it at bay.

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As a devoted admirer, I successfully guided Moose outside into the yard, yet he couldn’t resist his instincts and darted back inside, launching another attack on me.

Lowe expressed his bewilderment, stating, “He’s been with us for less than three months, but he’s essentially become my canine companion. I take him for walks, he rides in the truck with me when I run errands, and he follows me rather than my kids whenever I get up from my chair. He just yearns for affection – it’s as if he’s my dog.

He mentioned that he’d recorded a video during the day, which showed Moose placing his head on Lowe’s lap and clearly enjoying being petted.

It was quite unusual – almost as if I can’t comprehend why my loyal pet, who I believe adores me, is suddenly acting so viciously towards me,” Lowe explained.

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The team successfully returned Moose to the outdoors, but Lowe suspected the dog could have injured an artery in his arm, causing it to bleed profusely, as he explained. “We have the footage [from security cameras] – the footage is extremely intense, I won’t show it to you. But you can hear me saying, ‘This situation is severe, take me to a hospital. Call Catherine.’

In the bustling emergency room, I received stitches. Yet, amidst the chaos, my mind was filled with a profound struggle to reconcile this sudden event with the beautiful memories I’ve gathered as Moose’s father. I felt bewildered and deeply saddened.

Lowe mentioned that he reached out to the local animal welfare agency and spoke with a kind and sympathetic officer. He also connected with a rescue organization responsible for adoptions. Plans were set in motion, although Lowe was vague about what might happen to Moose.

The day following the initial incident, Lowe mentioned that he was in the garden alongside his parents, who were supposed to assist with the children while the grown-ups managed the dog. As a gust of wind caused the front door to swing open, Lowe stated that Moose once more escaped through the doorway, despite his wife calling out “No, no, no, no.

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Speaking in the video, Lowe stated, “Experiencing a dog attack is incredibly distressing, and it’s even more harrowing to re-live it less than a dozen hours later when you see that same dog charging towards you. That’s an emotion I hope never to feel again.

In a quick move, Moose charged, prompting Lowe to shout for assistance. Exerting all his strength, he managed to subdue the dog, pushing it down to the ground. He kept hold of Moose’s collar until the police showed up.

He stated, “I’m absolutely certain that I’m struggling for survival right now.” He expressed that if the dog manages to get up, he fears it will attack him.

As a movie buff recounting my latest ordeal, I find myself in a rather peculiar situation, having visited the emergency room not once, but twice. My arms are now a canvas of bruises and numerous stitches, telling tales of unseen battles. The wound that gushed blood – an episode I wish to forget – stretches almost the entire length of my forearm.

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This time, the children, just like Catherine, witnessed the assault. Sean mentioned that if it had been them being attacked rather than him, the much larger Moose would have likely overpowered and harmed them severely.

He expressed that Moose was absolutely innocent, “He had nothing to do with it.” He believed that Moose had been through a great deal of distress prior to their encounter. It seemed that something in the smoke alarm triggered an unexpected response in Moose, which he explained. The people from the rescue group were unfamiliar with the background events that could explain this behavior in Moose.

Lowe expressed deep sadness. Truly, we do. Our beloved dog is sorely missed…he was an exceptional pet and we deeply feel his absence.

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2025-03-19 01:01

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