Harry Booth, 27, of Dalebury Road in Tooting, appeared at Brighton Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday (November 8).
He pleaded guilty to one count of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and one count of affray.
The court heard that in Brighton on May 17 last year he kicked a rottweiler to the head.
Brighton Magistrates’ Court (Image: The Argus)
The incident of affray took place on the same day during an altercation with train staff.
The court was told that Booth used his dog as a weapon during that incident.
Booth was given a six-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months.
He was also disqualified from keeping pets for two years and the rottweiler was confiscated from him.
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