The pair have been banned from owning dogs for six years.
A COUPLE has been branded"disgraceful" for their shocking treatment of two dogs.
The pair later claimed they were"naive" when it came to caring for the animals and blamed the"pressures of life". The court was told how the pair mistreated crossbreed puppy Tyson and Staffordshire Bull Terrier Kenzo.It was noted that both Kenzo and Tyson were in"poor condition."Tyson's ribs were also apparent and his skin was poorly as well as hair loss to his face.Three-year-old Kenzo was noted to have her spine and hips prominent but there were no injuries.Prosecutor Nicholas Konopate added:"His hips and thighs had very little muscle.
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