In South Yorkshire (England), a worrying rise in dog attacks has prompted police to warn owners to "Act before it's too late". In two days, 13 incidents were reported, illustrating a dramatic increase in attacks since the pandemic. Experts point to a lack of training and discipline among dogs adopted during the containment period, calling it the "Disney dog era". These animals, often treated like toys, become unpredictable. Overburdened authorities are struggling to manage this crisis, exacerbated by powerful breeds such as the bully XL.
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