An IFA 'no dogs allowed' sign on farmland. \ Philip Doyle
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I see that the Department of Agriculture has let Bonzo out of his kennel for another spring to warn the public of the dangers of their dogs around sheep.
To coincide with lambing, the Department has gone into the archive from 1984 to roll out Bonzo.
The public is urged to know where their dog is at all times and to lock up their dogs at night to prevent them carrying out attacks on sheep flocks.
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I see that the Department of Agriculture has let Bonzo out of his kennel for another spring to warn the public of the dangers of their dogs around sheep.
To coincide with lambing, the Department has gone into the archive from 1984 to roll out Bonzo.
The public is urged to know where their dog is at all times and to lock up their dogs at night to prevent them carrying out attacks on sheep flocks.
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