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Keep dogs well away from livestock warn police in Borders

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Keep dogs well away from livestock warn police in Borders

Date of alert:

Wednesday, 13 July 2022

Crime Ref:

Force:

Police Scotland

POLICE in the Scottish Borders are urging dog walkers to ensure their dog is under control at all times and kept well away from livestock

Livestock attacks and worrying is the phrase used when a dog attacks or worries livestock animals in rural and farmland areas.

This crime usually takes place in the countryside and is a particular problem when dogs, even those that are well trained, are off their leads or are roaming without an owner or person in charge with them. In doing so, they often scare or attack livestock animals.

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Keep dogs well away from livestock warn police in Borders
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