Louise and Andrew Paterson, who farm Woodend Farm, in Balfron, west Stirlingshire, say that on two separate occasions over the last week they have dealt with sheep being chased across fields by out of control dogs.
The main idea of the article is the urgent plea from farmers in Balfron, Scotland, for dog owners to keep their pets on lead to protect sheep.
Two recent incidents of out-of-control dogs chasing sheep on the Woodend Farm highlight the serious threat to the farm's livelihood and the welfare of the sheep, especially during lambing season.
Farmers emphasize the importance of responsible dog ownership to ensure the safety of both livestock and the dogs themselves, reminding owners of the legal consequences of their dog worrying livestock.
The article stresses the need for empathy and consideration for farmers and their animals.
The main idea of the article is the urgent plea from farmers in Balfron, Scotland, for dog owners to keep their pets on lead to protect sheep. Two recent incidents of out-of-control dogs chasing sheep on the Woodend Farm highlight the serious threat to the farm's livelihood and the welfare of the sheep, especially during lambing season. Farmers emphasize the importance of responsible dog ownership to ensure the safety of both livestock and the dogs themselves, reminding owners of the legal consequences of their dog worrying livestock. The article stresses the need for empathy and consideration for farmers and their animals.
