It's an unimaginable thing to be dealing with," she said. Emergency services were called to a Broughton Street home where they found Annalyse suffering critical injuries to her head, neck and body.The 10-year-old dog, a mix of boxer, bull arab and Irish wolfhound, was euthanased by police with the consent of the owner.The dog's owners have not been charged, and the matter is now before the coroner with the family still waiting for answers."For us to move forward we need a better understanding of how this could happen," Ms Benson said.Member for Upper Hunter Dave Layzell said the attack had left the Singleton community reeling."Now we need to work through the details of what we can change to strengthen laws There is clearly more we can do to control aggressive dogs," he said.There were more than 1,100 recorded dogs attacks in NSW from October to December last year.Annalyse's family has launched a campaign pushing for a raft of changes to dog ownership laws."This is something that could have been prevented