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Why won't the council help? According to this, you should be able to report it to them. https://www.gov.uk/control-dog-public/report-a-dog
I suspect the dog warden position has been a victim of the cuts.
Thanks for the warning. Your poor wife! I hope she's ok. Can you tell us which property? Does the dog live at that property? I'm often at Fairlands park with my children. Also a description of the dog would be helpful. Will the police take some sort of action against the dog owners?
They may have the power, but I doubt if they are obliged to. Neither are they obliged to look after injured cats ( earlier post )
It's a lot easier to make rules than to enforce them.
If you say so - but the screenshots are relevant to obstructions on the highway and defence of public legal rights of way. Dogs are not mentioned.
It's a police matter - surely for the Safer Neighbourhoods Team, if words mean anything ?
8 days ago now my wife was bitten by a bull terrier whilst out running. The thing jumped the wall of it's front garden whilst the owners stood round with no control. It latched on causing serious puncture wounds and a great deal of pain, fright and shock. Anyway the police were involved, we got a crime reference number etc. Today I have chased up only to be told nothing has been done. The reason for my rant, this dog and it's owners live opposite a children's park and for the last 8 days nothing has been investigated. I would hate to think what damage could have been done or could continue to be done if this dog got hold of a child. The police know the address (they or the dog squad have not been round), they have the details of witnesses (no one has been contacted). By now they could have hidden the dog. I know the police are stretched, but this is disgraceful right?
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