It is important to know what to do if your dog attacks, or is attacked by, another dog.
Sales of dogs reached an all-time high in 2020, with people looking for companionship and spending plenty of time out on walks. Reportedly 34% of UK households had at least one dog last year.
However, owning a dog comes with responsibility. It’s against the law to allow your dog to be dangerous or out of control anywhere such as in a public place, in private, as in a garden or a house, or even in its owner’s home, and this applies to all dogs. A dog is considered ‘dangerously out of control’ if it injures someone or makes someone worried that it might do, reports LancsLive.
