Man accused of killing his 4-year-old service dog named 'Cub' by 'stabbing him ...

Man with bipolar disorder is accused of killing 4-year-old service dog named 'Cub' by 'stabbing him 100 times and cutting his throat' Jacob Bushkin is accused of killing his golden retriever service dog at his home The dog, 4, was found in a garbage can by his family and taken to a clinic The veterinary clinic called the police and the Arizona Humane Society A procedure revealed he was stabbed more than 100 times and was apparently alive when the alleged attack occurred Bushkin was arrested on charges of killing a service animal and animal cruelty

By Leah Mcdonald

Published: 20:50 GMT, 1 March 2019 | Updated: 21:27 GMT, 1 March 2019

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A man with bipolar disorder was arrested for allegedly killing his service dog by stabbing him more than 100 times. 

Police said Jacob Bushkin, 27, called family members on Monday morning to tell them that his four-year-old service dog, a Golden Retriever named Cub, was dead at his home in a suburb of Phoenix, Arizona.

Cub's body was found in a trash can and his family members took it to the veterinarian, police said. 

The vet then called both the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) and Scottsdale Police Department. Cub was an Arizona State Qualified Service Animal.

Jacob Bushkin, 27, was arrested for allegedly killing and stabbing his service dog Cub (right) more than 100 times

Cub was allegedly stabbed over 100 times

Jacob Bushkin, 27, was arrested for allegedly killing his service dog Cub (right) by stabbing him more than 100 times.  Police said Bushkin has bipolar disorder and was off his medication at the time of the incident 

Bushkin (pictured) allegedly posted a picture with Cub  as a pup to his Facebook page 

Bushkin (pictured) allegedly posted a picture with Cub  as a pup to his Facebook page 

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