The destroyed family of a 19-year-old girl who was killed in an attack by an 'XL Bully' dog last night brought tribute and said 'our hearts break'.
Morgan Dorsett, from Shropshire, died on the spot after she was attacked by what was supposed to be an XL bullying head dog in the flat of her cousin in Cobhorn Drive, in Hartcliffe, South Bristol, around 197 hours on 26 February.
The dog was stunned and seized by the police, who have since confirmed that the pet has been destroyed.
In an emotional tribute to his stepdaughter, Matthew Travis wrote: 'Words cannot describe how much our heart is breaking at the moment.
'The sweet villain who knew what she wants and also how to get it. That cheeky smile would win every bloody time, even to the point that you would let me make pasta at 2 o'clock. '
Mr. Travis added: 'In my eyes, you could not be wrong and will always be my favorite (as you would like to tell everyone).
“In our hearts you will take a place that nobody else will ever fill.”
Matthew Travis paid tribute to his 'Lovelable Rogue' stubborn Morgan Dorsett
Mr. Travis added that Morgan contains a place that nobody else will ever fill '
Morgan Dorsett, from Shropshire, died on the spot after she was attacked by what was supposed to be an XL bullying head dog in the Hartcliffe area of ​​South Bristol at around 19.19 on 26 February
Depicted is the tribute paid by Morgan's stepfather, Matthew, on social media
Morgan's mother, Marie Louise, wrote on Facebook: 'I want to thank everyone who sent us. I read them all and really appreciate it. I will eventually come back to everyone. Lots of love. '
Neighbors, who said they had heard Morgan that Morgan was an epileptic, said she ran an attack on the dog that then turned against her.
A man and a woman, both in the twenties, were arrested on suspicion of the leadership of a dog who was dangerously out of hand, resulting in injury to death and possession of a forbidden dog breed.
Since then they have been released on the conditional bail.
The locals reported that the owner had told them that it was an XL bully and that she had the documentation, but the breed still has to be officially confirmed.
The police of Avon and Somerset said: 'Work to confirm that the type of dogs involved will continue to exist. It is set.
Neighbors said they had heard Morgan that Morgan was an epileptic and that she suffered an attack that fell on the dog that then turned on her
Her family has now expressed herself to thank the public for their support, but asked for privacy
Morgan was attacked on Wednesday evening by the dog at her cousins ​​and first floor in Bristol
Flowers laid by grieving friends and family depicted outside the flat of Morgan's cousin where the attack took place
The police rushed to the scene after reports of a dog attack in a flat in Cobhorn Drive
First reports suggest that the dog involved was an XL bullying head, but this still has to be confirmed (stock image)
'A man and a woman, both in the twenties, who were arrested on suspicion of a dog that was dangerous out of hand, resulting in injury resulting in the death and possession of a forbidden dog breed on Wednesday, have since been released on conditional police (questions while questions continue.
'Morgan's family is still updated on the research and is supported by a specially trained officer.
'They have thanked members of the audience for their support and those who have left flowers. They have asked that their privacy is respected at this difficult time.
“If you have information that you think you could help our research, call 101 and give the call handler the reference number 5225051097.”
