Police are seeking information related to a series of sheep-worrying incidents on Kirin's farm.
On Wednesday, August 10, police were called to Kinnell Farm, south of the Dochart River, after alamb and a ewe were found injured. .
Finally the ewe had to be defeated.
Police were also informed of a previous incident on Sunday, 31 July, when a wounded lamb was found in a field at the same location. Earlier this month, we told how a frightened farmer found the family's pet suffering horrific injuries, which they suspected were the result of a dog attack.}
Lenny, a three-month-old lamb, was found brutally decapitated in a field around 9:00 am. A shaken lamb's ear was found on the other side of the fence.
Pictures taken after the attack show a young lamb's severed ear resting on a fence post, and Lenny's body covered in blood with a large wound to the side of his head. was in the picture.
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An investigation is underway to ascertain the situation.
One of the lines of inquiry investigators are looking at is whether the dog is to blame, and with that in mind, there are many questions about dog owners and people walking their dogs in the countryside. We want to remind people who are living with animals to keep their animals under control.
Inspector Andrew Bushell said: Attacks on livestock are a priority for us and we are doing everything we can to find out exactly what happened.
“Farmers have a legal right to protect their livestock, which can result in their dogs being killed. It's easy to avoid if you keep it under control at all times and don't trespass on fields where livestock are grazing.Scotland's outdoor access codes require dogs not to be brought into fields with lambs and other young livestock.
"The officers are also in contact with local partnerships against rural crime groups. We are working with our partners to raise awareness of this topic and We are conducting engagement patrols with dog owners.”
Anyone with information about these incidents should contact police at 101 citing reference number 2750 on August 10. please give me.
