Posted: Thu 17th Mar 2022

Police issue appeal over dogs acting aggressively on coastal path in North Wales

North Wales news and information
This article is old - Published: Thursday, Mar 17th, 2022

Police have issued an appeal over dogs acting aggressively on a coastal path in North Wales.

It comes after two dogs were spotted on the footpath between Ffordd Aberkinsey in Rhyl and Dyserth on Tuesday (15 March 2022).

One of the dogs is described as being of a broad/large build, with short white hair with grey patches.

The second dog is described as a smaller terrier type with white long hair.

In a post on Facebook, the local policing team for the Denbighshire coastal and Abergele area said: “Information is sought in relation to any incidents involving these dogs acting aggressively towards any members of the public.

“If you have any information or have witnessed the incident please contact us via the website or by calling 101 and quote reference 22000180459, or alternatively contact Crimestoppers Anonymous.”



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