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Animals on a public right of way

Karen Rukin - September 2005
karen.rukin@kirklees.gov.uk




For more information contact...

by Email to highways.ross@kirklees.gov.uk
by Phone 0800 731 8765
in Writing to Ross Street Care
Flint Street
Fartown
Huddersfield   HD1 6LG

What do I do about an aggressive dog, which is preventing use of a path?
If you wish to report an aggressive dog please complete the service request form with all the relevant details. The problem will be forwarded to our dog warden unit.

Can bulls be kept in a field with a public right of way through?
No - If the bull is older than 10 months old, or if it is of a dairy breed mixed with cows, then it cannot be kept in a field with a public right of way through it.

There is an aggressive horse, or other animal in the field with a public right of way through it - can something be done?
A prosecution can be brought against a farmer when they knowingly place a dangerous animal in a field with a public right of way. Please report any incidents to us by completing the service request form.
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