livestock worrying and dog fouling survey |
Introduction
NFU Scotland is aware that livestock worrying and dog fouling on agricultural land is a problem for many members.
As part of its efforts to address this problem, NFU Scotland is running an extensive campaign to change the behaviour of dog walkers and owners when using agricultural land.
The campaign will be launched in late December and we are looking to back up the campaign with real statistics as to the extent of the problems faced by farmers, crofters and landowners in Scotland.
This short survey aims to give NFU Scotland a better idea of the scale of the problem, and builds on the data previously collected on dog fouling to identify if there has been any change in behaviour.
Please take five minutes to complete it in full and help contribute to the campaign. Please provide your details at the end when prompted to do so if you would like to be entered into a prize draw to win a luxury hamper.
As part of its efforts to address this problem, NFU Scotland is running an extensive campaign to change the behaviour of dog walkers and owners when using agricultural land.
The campaign will be launched in late December and we are looking to back up the campaign with real statistics as to the extent of the problems faced by farmers, crofters and landowners in Scotland.
This short survey aims to give NFU Scotland a better idea of the scale of the problem, and builds on the data previously collected on dog fouling to identify if there has been any change in behaviour.
Please take five minutes to complete it in full and help contribute to the campaign. Please provide your details at the end when prompted to do so if you would like to be entered into a prize draw to win a luxury hamper.
Thank you