A Saskatoon police dog had to subdue a woman during a high-risk search of a home on Wednesday evening.
Members of the guns and gangs unit made the search of the home in the 600-block of Duchess Street as it was thought to contain weapons.
Six people were taken into custody.
Police said a seventh person was found armed with a metal pipe in an upstairs bedroom.
Officers said she refused to listen to them and was bitten by a police dog while being arrested.
She was taken to hospital by paramedics for treatment of a dog bite wound to her arm.
Police said a search of the home turned up 56 grams of crystal meth, knives and an air pistol.
A 48-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman are facing several charges including weapons and meth possession.
The 41-year-old woman who was bit by the police dog is facing similar charges.
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