Dog bite victim Kyle Dyer did an interview today with colleague Gary Shapiro from KUSA, 9News, Denver. She has concluded, she says, that “everything is going to be OK.” She also did an interview with the Denver Post, in which she revealed that on top of everything else, she is having hip replacement surgery in … Continue reading Kyle Dyer does interviews with KUSA, Denver Post
KUSA in Denver reported today that anchor Kyle Dyer, who was bitten in the face by a dog several weeks ago, had a second surgery yesterday and her original stitches were removed. She has 20 new ones, all on the inside of her mouth, and can now talk and eat normally. The dog, Max, was … Continue reading Kyle Dyer update
For those still following the story, Denver television station KDVR aired an interview yesterday with Michael Robinson, owner of Max, the dog that bit KUSA anchor Kyle Dyer. It questions the 10-day quarantine of the dog at the Denver Animal Shelter even though Robinson has produced proof that the dog has a current rabies vaccination. … Continue reading Denver dog owner interviewed after on-air dog bite
Over the weekend, Kyle Dyer, the KUSA TV anchor who was bitten in the face by a dog last week, described the details of her reconstructive surgery. “After a 4 hour surgery, I have 70 stitches in my upper lip, lower lip and nose,” Dyer reportedly wrote on her Facebook page. “I am unable to … Continue reading Update on dog bite victim Kyle Dyer
Kyle Dyer, the television anchor for Denver’s Channel 9, who was bitten in the face by a dog yesterday, was released from the hospital this afternoon. The station reports she is not talking due to her injuries, but is busily communicating with her iPad. The dog, named Gladiator Maximus (Max) and his owner, Michael Robinson, … Continue reading TV anchor leaves hospital, dog owner issues statement
Late this afternoon, Denver’s Channel 9 News aired an update on anchor Kyle Dyer’s dog bite injury suffered during an interview this morning. Dyer is in “fair” condition in a local hospital following reconstructive surgery to repair her injured lip. For more on yesterday’s dog rescue and the follow-up interview-gone-wrong, see the previous post, “Denver: … Continue reading Denver’s Channel 9 explains dog bite incident
