Dogsitter, 22, bitten 800 times in dog attack as she reveals horrific injuries

A dogsitter has revealed the severe injuries she suffered after she was bitten 800 times in a vicious dog attack.

Jacqueline Durand was looking forward to celebrating her 22nd birthday only days when she was mauled by two dogs last December in Coppell, Texas.

She was left in a medically-induced coma and had skin hanging from her face.

Jacqueline has now spoken out about her experience after she was attacked by the German Shepard and Boxer-Pitbull mix that she was dogsitting.

The dogs launched their attack as she opened the door and she was bitten more than 800 times.

She frightening lost 30% of her blood, was resuscitated multiple times and was put in a medically-induced coma for a week, her mom Shirley Durand said CBS News.

Jacqueline Durand was bitten 800 times by vicious dogs (CBS)

Jacqueline told CBS News : "I thought I was going to die."

She was rushed to the trauma ward of the hospital.

When asked by CBS why the first responders didn't shoot the dogs to rescue Jacqueline sooner, they said it was because they "were only able to see [her] legs and were not immediately aware of the extent of her injuries."

Jacqueline Durand was left with horrific injuries (CBS)

Bodycam footage shows Jacqueline screaming for help as the dogs kept the officers at bay.

She has now bravely revealed the extent of her injuries.

She told CBS: "I can't be scared of it."

She added: "After every meet and greet I had, I always felt the same with those other dogs and they don't change their attitude from the time that I met them to the time that I go there for the first time."

This is the scene of where the attack happened in the Texas home (CBS)

She is now urging dog owners to "know their animals and be able to communicate with their sitters how they are."

The heartbroken owners said in a statement to CBS that they would "never knowingly put anyone in harm's way, and were shocked by what happened at [their] home."

However, Jacqueline's family lawyer argues a warning sign on the front door suggests otherwise.

She said the owners "knew that both of these dogs had acted aggressively to people arriving at the front door".

This is one of the dogs that bit her (CBS)

This is the second dog that attacked the 22-year-old (CBS)

The sign read: "Crazy dogs. Please don't knock or ring the bell. Call or text instead."

The dogs' owners claim they have never shown a history of violence.