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A North Tipperary farmer's video of dogs attacking his cattle has gone viral, as the farmer in question has warned others to take precautions to prevent the same thing happening elsewhere.
Speaking to the Farmer's Journal, the farmer outlined that this is not the first attack he has had to deal with, and you can see from the video below, that his cattle are being harassed by the dogs back in August.
Some cows have been left with cuts on the nose and scratches after a dog attack in north Tipperary.
— Irish Farmers Journal (@farmersjournal) October 31, 2024
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