Today's front page leads on a huge rise in dog attacks sparking calls for a crackdown on reckless owners. scotpapers Read More:
Victims of dangerous dogs have backed calls for a legal clampdown after new data showed a massive jump in reported attacks.
She said: “I notice there are more dogs and I notice how many are not on leads or muzzled and that causes me a lot of stress. I believe there should be legislation to force those conditions on all owners who walk dogs in public.” She said: “I would certainly be supportive of any measures that used DNA to register dogs and that encouraged higher levels of responsibility from owners.
Gaye Fisher, of Protect our Pets, claims the huge rise underlines an urgent need for a DNA register of dogs. She said: “Attributing the recent surge in attacks to lockdown fudges the issue; attacks have risen over decades She said: “This is only achievable by compulsory registration. Technology enables dog DNA registration through a one-off cheek swab, and, unlike microchips, DNA cannot be removed. DNA registration also enables identification of offending dogs after attacks on livestock. If people know they’ll be financially liable for their dog’s actions, they’ll be careful in their choice of dog.”
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