DNA from rogue dogs to be used in crackdown on sheep worrying

Using DNA to identify rogue dogs worrying sheep is being considered in a major crackdown to protect moorland flocks.

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DNA from rogue dogs to be used in crackdown on sheep worrying

Using DNA to identify rogue dogs worrying sheep is being considered in a major crackdown to protect moorland flocks. Ken Bennett reports. The move has been mooted by farmers currently guarding pregnant...

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