Dog on the alpine pasture: gray mastiff rushes calves and puts animals in danger!

Dog on the alpine pasture: gray mastiff rushes calves and puts animals in danger!

Wackersberg, Deutschland - A worrying incident at Zwieselalm is currently causing a sensation and employs the Bad Tölz police. Last Saturday morning, a 61-year-old senner from Augsburg observed how an unknown dog owner had his gray mastiff opened. This hunt for the calves, which are referred to as heels, took several minutes and panicked the animals. The following day, the Senner found a dead calf on the edge area of the alpine pastures. Whether this tragic incident is in connection with the behavior of the dog is currently being checked, as the Süddeutsche Zeitung

The incident occurred on an alpine area in Wackersberg, near the Zwieselalm. Despite the severity of the event, the dog owner is previously unknown. The dog owner sought is described as about 50 years old, dark -haired and with a Bavarian dialect. The police urgently asks for clues to the incident and the man you are looking for; Information can be given on 08041/761060. The Merkur has also pointed out that any information could be helpful to bring light to the matter.

support of the animal world

In a region that is strongly shaped by agriculture, respectful handling of animals and responsibility for dog leaders are of great importance. The situation once again shows how important it is to control free -range dogs near pasture animals. It is not uncommon for unattended dogs to cause considerable damage, as in the current case. Not only the well -being of animals is in danger, the trust of farmers in the dog owners also suffers from it.

The police procedure and the willingness of the public to report are essential to prevent such incidents in the future. It is all of our interest that the Almwiesen remain a safe place for animals and their shepherds. The person you are looking for could quickly be identified, which could lead to clarification and possible consequences.