As Sean Low Recovering from his dog attack, the wife of reality star Catherine Giudicisupported public information has been sent.
Giudici, 38, Giudici, 38, shared a photo of Lowe, 41, Bachelor’s degreearm.
Giudici also shared the photo with 8-year-old Samuel and 6-year-old Isaiah and shared the photo with Lowe, titled “We love this guy very much.” Giudici also tagged Lowe in the post.
Sweet Post revealed Lowe’s revelation via Instagram on Monday, March 17, and the moose attack caused stitches in “five to six places” on his arm. “Hello everyone, so, I think you can say that our family went through something pretty painful over the weekend,” Lowe said in the emotional video, talking by himself next to Juditch. “I’ve argued whether we should share this publicly, but I just want you guys to ask questions and maybe see things, so I might as well stand out before that.”
Giudici falls in love with Lowe in Season 17 of 2012 bachelorLowe continued, wiped away her tears. “Thursday, I had some friends coming to the barbecue. “So I grabbed a rag and I was going to get the smoke because the sirens were loud and the moose was lifting up and biting it, my fingers were really positive, I don’t know, I don’t know.
Lowe’s condemnation led Moose to bite the stars’ shoes so hard that he “hole” before “hole” and then show the owner’s teeth and attack him. “I mean, when I’m scared or defended, I mean biting and running. “At this point, I’m doing everything I can, just to beat the dog.” ”
Despite the “black bleeding,” Lau said he was able to transfer the moose to the backyard, but the dog attacked him again. After checking for damage, Lowe determined that the cutting was “so deep” that the blood “squirted” several feet.
Lowe is taken to the emergency room by his friend, where he receives stitches and then returns home to clean up the blood of “literal meaning.” The next morning, when Lowe and Giudici waited for Lowe’s parents to collect the couple’s children, the couple proposed the “Best Action Plan” and the dog attacked Lowe again, and he returned to the emergency room to get more stitches.
He added that after reflection, Lowe did not blame Moose for what happened, noting that the dog “went a lot of trauma” before the family adoption. “It’s strange that we miss our dog,” Lowe concluded. “We miss him.” ”
