A horrifying video reveals the second a lady was attacked by three uncontrolled canines in a park. The clip reveals the vicious animals leaping on her with one biting her arms and shoulder.

In the footage the lady screams in agony because the canines proceed to leap up and chunk her. 

As she tries to flee their clutches she begins to run away however they chase after her and journey her over.

After she falls to the bottom she then tries to face up and get away from the animals however they handle to wrestled her to the bottom once more as one of many canines will get its enamel into her arm. 

A person wearing a black tracksuit together with his hood holds the collar of one other canine as he tries to cease the animals from attacking the lady. 

He can be heard shouting "run" as he struggles to restrain the canines.

Near the tip of the video one of many different canines jumps and nearly bites the lady's face.

People who've seen the video have spoken of their shock about what occurred and saying that canine homeowners must be extra accountable.

Calvin McDonald wrote: "That's really bad and the dog owner needs to be held accountable to the law for this. 

"I do not know what the answer to this ongoing downside with harmful canines is however it's actually not good in the meanwhile."

Luckylugge commented: "Banning canines isn’t gonna cease they are going to simply register the canines as blended breeds and the irresponsible yard breeding will proceed.

"It should be illegal and a heavy fine if you walk your dogs of lead in public areas and parks."

Rogerborg stated: "The solution is to cull all hard looking dogs. Hard to define? Use the Justice Potter Stewart standard: "I do know it once I see it." We *all* see it, and we all *know* it."

Denzil added: "Those dogs should be illegal - end of. Oh and whatever happened to muzzling dangerous breeds?"

Retired Met Police Officer Norman Brennan tweeted: "A woman attacked by three loose & out of control dogs in a park in Stepney East London today; such dogs have killed 29 people in Britain since 2010.

"As we are able to see this girl was terrified as she got here beneath a sustained assault by the canines."

Andrew Bedford wrote: "I’ve been bitten by canines 3 instances. I’ve had sufficient.

"One time a staffordshire terrier started being aggressive with me in a park and I booted the f**cker over the path into a bush. It yelped and ran away. No guilt at all."