Fatal Dog Attack in Oakland Raises Fears Over Reports of Similar Incidents By Same Dogs

After a beloved Oakland dog Pepper died Saturday following an attack by two Cane Corsos, her family is seeking accountability as other East Bay dog owners share accounts of similar encounters with dogs and an owner matching their description.Following Pepper s death, her owner Tomiquia Moss began hearing from East Bay residents who said they had witnessed similar attacks or had dogs injured in encounters with two Cane Corsos and their owner, as ABC 7 reports. Moss is seeking accountability, while Oakland officials have declined to comment on the case because it remains under investigation.Moss, who is California s secretary of housing and homelessness, was walking Pepper at Lakeside Park near Fairyland in Oakland Friday morning when two large dogs reportedly jumped over nearby fencing and charged at them. Moss told ABC 7 both dogs attacked Pepper, shaking her body as Moss struggled to intervene. The dogs owner was unable to control them, according to Moss. With help from a park w