Yesterday at 11am, an incident occurred at Whitlingham Broad Campsite involving a black greyhound or whippet that resulted in the killing of chickens on private property. The owners of the Norwich campsite took to social media to remind dog owners to keep their pets under control in the future. In a Facebook post, a Whitlingham Country Park spokesman emphasized the need for dog owners to keep their pets on a lead if they are likely to roam, even in areas where dogs are allowed off-lead. It was also noted that the campsite is not part of the public country park and does not provide a through route for dog-walking visitors or locals.
The incident at Whitlingham Broad Campsite involved a dog running around on private property and killing chickens. The dog, described as a black greyhound or whippet, was not under control at the time of the incident. As a result, the owners of the campsite took to social media to urge dog owners to keep their pets under control in the future. The Whitlingham Country Park spokesman emphasized the need for dog owners to keep their pets on a lead if they are likely to roam, even in areas where dogs are allowed off-lead. It was also emphasized that the campsite is not part of the public country park and does not provide a through route for dog-walking visitors or locals.
In response to the incident at the campsite, the owners took to social media to remind dog owners to keep their pets under control in the future. The incident involved a dog described as a black greyhound or whippet, running around on private property and killing chickens. The Whitlingham Country Park spokesman emphasized the need for dog owners to keep their pets on a lead if they are likely to roam, even in areas where dogs are allowed off-lead. It was also noted that the campsite is not part of the public country park and does not provide a through route for dog-walking visitors or locals.
The incident at Whitlingham Broad Campsite resulted in a Facebook post from the Whitlingham Country Park spokesman, urging dog owners to keep their pets under control, even in areas where dogs are allowed off-lead. The owners of the campsite took to social media to remind dog owners to ensure their pets stay close by and on a lead if they are likely to roam. The incident involved a dog described as a black greyhound or whippet, running around on private property and killing chickens. It was also emphasized that the campsite is not part of the public country park and does not provide a through route for dog-walking visitors or locals.
