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Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Welcomes Law Changes to Protect Livestock
The law removes the previous fine cap and extends offences to public areas, addressing a 10% rise in livestock attacks costing farmers £1.95 million in 2025, NFU data shows.
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Tougher Laws On Dogs Worrying Livestock Come Into Effect
A major update to the law relating to dogs attacking livestock has come into effect. The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act 2025 is designed to combat the rising number of dog attacks on farm animals. Key changes include: Definition of ‘worrying’: Physical contact is not required for an offence. ‘Worrying’ includes chasing, running at, or causing fear or panic to livestock. Definition of ‘livestock’: The law now explicitly includes …
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