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Which description best matches Bite Level 6?

A single bite with 1-4 punctures including bruises or lacerations.

Death/Mutilation.

Bite Level 6 represents the most severe outcome, specifically death or mutilation caused by a dog. This level is used for incidents with fatal harm or extremely severe injury requiring medical or veterinary intervention and reporting. The other descriptions describe non-fatal or no-contact situations, so they align with lower bite levels: a single bite with punctures and bruising is a non-fatal, moderate injury; multiple bites with a bite-then-release pattern indicate a serious but non-fatal sequence; and vocalizing with no contact means no bite occurred.

Multiple bites where the dog bit, let go, then bit again.

One dog vocalizing, no contact.