Sparks warning from police to keep canines under control
Dog owners are being warned to keep their dogs under control after two lambs were attacked in Bride.
Police say they suffered injuries to their front and back legs between Thursday night and Friday morning (15 October).
They were in a field on Thurot Cottage Road at the time.
Officers say there could be 'unfortunate consequences' if dogs are caught in the act of worrying, injuring or killing livestock.
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