Lexi the dog has to be chiselled out of wall after getting head stuck in Hampshire Poor Lexi put her head through the wall in Porchester, Hampshire Owner Vicky Lovelock called for help after she was unable to free her Poor thing! An eight-month-old cocker spaniel has been rescued after getting her head stuck in a decorative wall. The dog's owner, Vicky Lovelock, called for help yesterday after her dog Lexi put her head through the wall in Porchester, Hampshire, and she was unable to free her even after using baby oil. Anton Phillips, from Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service's animal rescue team, then came to the animal's aid. Lexi, an eight-month-old cocker spaniel had to be freed after getting her head stuck in a decorative wall Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service had to knock out part of the wall that Lexi got stuck in Ms Lovelock said: 'I was walking Lexi and she was on the lead. She must have smelt or seen something which drew her attention enough to poke her head through a wall. 'Some of the local neighbours came out to help, and we rubbed baby oil on her neck to see if we could get Lexi out but she wouldn't budge, which is when I called for help.' Animal rescue specialist Mr Phillips said: 'I gave advice to Vicky whilst en route to keep both Vicky and Lexi safe. 'It's important in this type of incident to keep the trapped animal as quiet as possible to give it the best possible chance. Vicky Lovelock with Lexi and on the right the wall in which Lexi got her got her head stuck Vicky Lovelock called for help after the dog put her head through the wall in Porchester, Hampshire On arrival I asked Vicky to hold the dog firmly whilst I released Lexi by using a hammer and chisel, gently using the chisel to crack the wall. Lexi was released unharmed. Ms Lovelock added: 'I am so grateful to Anton and Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service. He gave the right advice and put me at ease. Lexi is a very confident dog. As she's only eight months old, I'm sure this won't be the last time we get into trouble.'