Survey highlights wider impacts of sheep worrying
Farmers affected by sheep worrying are experiencing high levels of stress and anxiety.
Farmers experiencing anxiety over future attacks
Farmers affected by sheep worrying are experiencing high levels of stress and anxiety, a survey by the National Sheep Association (NSA) has revealed.
The survey, which questioned 233 sheep farmers in the UK, shows the wider implications of dog attacks on sheep.
Eighty-five per cent of respondents cited stress as one of the main impacts on them and their flock.
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