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Dog kills six lambs belonging to 95-year-old farmer
4 May 2021 |
Farmers have raised concerns over sheep worrying following the influx of visitors during lockdown
An out-of-control dog has savaged six lambs belonging to a 95-year-old Herefordshire farmer, according to reports.
The incident happened overnight last Saturday on Earnest Stephens farm, located near Stoke Lacy, Bromyard.
According to
The Hereford Times, Dorothy Stephens, 72, said her father is concerned another dog attack could happen again.
The incident has since been reported to West Mercia Police.
It follows a recent survey which shows that more than two thirds of UK sheep farmers have experienced an increase in dog attacks during the past year.