A MUM-of-two has been mauled to death by a pack of seven tiny sausage dogs, according to reports.

Tracy Garcia, 52, was reportedly attacked and killed by her neighbour’s pets in Ardmore, Oklahoma, on May 10.

5 Four of the sausage dogs after being put down following the savage attack Credit: KX11

When cops arrived at the grisly scene, they say they were forced to shoot one of the animals dead after it charged at them, KXII reports.

The other six animals were taken away to be put down at the owner’s request.

Vets at the animal shelter where they were euthanised described the animals as “very short-legged dogs”.

None had legs longer than an adult human hand or weighed more than 3st.

5 Tracy Garcia, 52, was mauled to death by the tiny pooches near her home

5 None of the 'very short-legged dogs' had legs longer than a human hand Credit: KX11

Six of the dogs are said to have been around a year old, while one – believed to be their mother – was about three.

They were all described as dachshund-terrier or dachshund-border collie mixes.

Ardmore Animal Shelter’s euthanasia technician Amanda Dinwiddie told local media: "A predominant breed in these dogs is definitely standard dachshund.

"They have really noticeable characteristics like their knobby legs, knees, very short legged dogs and their coats."

5 One of the dogs was shot by cops, while the others were put down by vets Credit: KX11

5 The attack happened near Ms Garcia's home in Ardmore, Oklahoma

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Carter County Sheriff Chris Bryant told KTEN: "This is a bad situation, a very unfortunate situation.

"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the victims. This is just a bad deal all the way around."

Authorities are waiting for autopsy reports and assessing other evidence as part of their investigation.

No arrests have been made in connection with Ms Garcia’s tragic death.

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