A licensing team has been given until 13 November to respond after being urged to take a ‘more proactive approach’ following a fatal dog attack.
An inquest recently concluded that two-year-old Lawson Bond died as a result of ‘misadventure’ after he was attacked by a Rottweiler kept by his grandmother Maria Bond, who had been running a business breeding and selling puppies without a licence.
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