Farmers concern over 'Right to Roam' after two pregnant cows put down following dog attack

Farmers have raised concerns over the potential of Right to Roam policy being introduced in England after having to euthanise two pregnant cows following a dog attack.

Rachael Brown
Chief Reporter
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Farmers concern over 'Right to Roam' after two pregnant cows put down following dog attack

Farmers have raised concerns over the potential of Right to Roam policy being introduced in England after having to euthanise two pregnant cows following a dog attack. It is one of a long list of attacks...

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