MP Blames ‘Pandemic Puppies’ For 700 Percent Surge in Dog Attacks

MP Blames ‘Pandemic Puppies’ For 700 Percent Surge in Dog Attacks
MP Anna Firth makes a speech after being declared the winner in the Southend West by-election, at Southend Leisure & Tennis Centre, Southend, England, on Feb. 3, 2022. Joe Giddens/PA
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Dog-on-dog attacks have “skyrocketed” by 700 percent since the pandemic, Parliament has been told.

MP Anna Firth said the increase was down to the purchasing of “pandemic puppies” during COVID-19 lockdowns as she called for a new law to tackle the scourge.

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