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Banning breeds ‘wrong approach’ on dog attacks

Dog attacks - vets say don't blame the breed, it is more complex than that. 208045_02
Arthur Gorrie

The veterinary profession has questioned recent Queensland government moves to ban some dog breeds to reduce sometimes fatal dog attacks. […]

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