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Published 12:17 11 Apr 2018 BST
The staff reported that she was behaving "very aggressively."
Local prosecutors told the media that the baby boy's parents are in a state of shock following the tragic incident.
Meanwhile, it's not known what will happen to Chico.
Local officials are deciding whether she should be put down or kept in a special facility for the rest of her life.
An online petition calling for Chico's life to be spared has already garnered hundreds of thousands of signatures.
A family member had reported the dog's aggressive behaviour to the Hannover District Court as far back as 2011, claiming the owner, a man, was not mentally fit to take care of it.
The court's veterinary officer could face a penalty for not taking sufficient action on the reports.
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