At least three flocks have been attacked.
One of the dogs thought to have been responsible for killing dozens of sheep
The incidents occurred in Herefordshire, with the first taking place at Upper Gate House in Dinedor at about 9am on May 30. Some time between 10pm on May 31 and 6am on June 1, a sheep farmer at Lower Huntless Farm in Twyford – approximately one mile away from the other two incidents - reported that his flock had also been attacked by a dog.
“These are very concerning incidents which are causing a lot of anguish and financial damage for the victims and we are working closely with the farming community to help them maximise security for their flocks,” said Sergeant Mark Jones, of West Mercia Police.
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