THE parents of a baby girl mauled to death by their two rottweiler dogs were yesterday told by a coroner they were NOT to blame for the tragedy.

Amy and Lee Burchell wept as an inquest heard how they found five-month-old Cadey-Lee Deacon brutally savaged.

The horrified mum had clasped the *lo**ied tot to her, screaming: Shes dead, shes dead.

The couple had left her asleep in her Moses basket in their living quarters above a pub.

The dogs were kept on the roof and were not allowed inside unsupervised.

But the couple were busy moving out that day, a fire door was left open and the dogs, Bruno and Bess, got in.

Detective Inspector David Richardson told the Leicester inquest:There was no evidence to suggest the care of Cadey-Lee fell below an acceptable standard.

"Because of unusual events, the door was left open with tragic consequences.

Leicester Coroner Martin Symington recorded a verdict of accidental death.

He told the couple, both 26: I believe it was a tragic accident an unexpected attack in the hurly-burly of packing.

Lee, Cadey-Lees stepdad, was manager of the Rocket pub in Leicester when she was savaged in 2006.

Amy said in a police statement: Lee said, The babys not in the bedroom. The Moses basket was knocked over and there was *lo** on the floor.

I could see her body on the terrace and a dog lying next to her. She was covered in *lo**.

She added the dogs were family pets and had seemed to like Cadey-Lee.