TRAGICALLY, a teenager has died after she was attacked by a dog at a friend's home in the Hunter Valley.

Annalyse Blyton, 17, had been in John Hunter Hospital after suffering neck, face and back injuries in the attack. On Monday, September 8, police confirmed the 17-year-old girl had died in hospital.

The teen was studying in year 11 at Singleton High School, and police said she had been taking study leave earlier in the day to prepare for exams.

A NSW Department of Education spokesperson said they were "deeply saddened by the passing of Annalyse Blyton".

"Our thoughts are with her family, friends and the Singleton community. We are continuing to provide support to students and staff at the school," they said.

The NSW government is reviewing state legislation that regulates pet owners

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