Dog owner hit with €10,000 fine after Alsatian attacks sheep

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Dog owner hit with €10,000 fine after Alsatian attacks sheep

Posted by The Analyst | June 26, 2019 | Farming

A Co. Donegal dog’s owner and businessman Gregory McGrory, Carick East Laghey, County Donegal, has been ordered to pay €10,000 compensation to a sheep farmer by September 4, after his two Alsatian dogs killed three pedigree sheep belonging to the farmer, Donegal Town District Court was told.

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