Police have warned the public it is an offence to ‘worry livestock' and the farmer has the power to shoot or injure a dog to protect stock after two cow chasing incidents in the South West. The first...
Police have warned the public it is an offence to ‘worry livestock' and the farmer has the power to shoot or injure a dog to protect stock after two cow chasing incidents in the South West. The first...
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