Police were called with reports of dogs 'out of control' (Image: Newsquest)
Police have seized two dogs in Romford after an alleged attack on a man and his dog.
Officers from the Metropolitan Police were called at 8.25am this morning (September 30) with reports of two "out of control" dogs in Lower Bedfords Road.
At the scene, they were informed that a man and his dog had been bitten before leaving the scene.
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The Met's Dog Support Unit has seized two dogs in connection to the incident.
Officers are continuing with their enquiries.
The London Ambulance Service has been contacted for a comment.
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