A dog who went missing has been found by a member of the public and taken to a police station.

Two dogs have been seized by the authorities after several sheep were attacked by the animals in south Buckinghamshire.

Dyfed-Powys Police (DPP) said they had been called to four incidents including livestock theft and dog attacks in 2 weeks

Officers from Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary’s Country Watch team are issuing a warning to dog walkers to keep their pets on leads in rural areas or potentially face prosecution.

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Wiltshire Police said the dog's owner refused to accept any responsibility for the incident

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A dog who was stolen from his kennel has now been reunited with his owner.

Dog walkers are being urged to put their pets on leads when out in the countryside during the summer holidays, as farmers are warned of a 'heightened risk' of attacks.

PC Christopher Holmes of the Rural Crime Unit said there had been a number of anecdotal reports of livestock worrying.

The bodies of the sheep were taken and the heads were left in the field.