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Tougher penalties for owners whose dogs attack livestock move step closer

New legislation aimed at addressing the increasing level of attacks on livestock, including raising the maximum fine to £40,000, has been debated in the Scottish Parliament.

Ewan Pate
clock • 1 min read
Tougher penalties for owners whose dogs attack livestock move step closer

New legislation aimed at addressing the increasing level of attacks on livestock, including raising the maximum fine to £40,000, has been debated in the Scottish Parliament. It is in the form of a Members...

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