These areas in Leeds have the highest reports of stray dogs

By Corinne Macdonald
Published 14th Feb 2019, 11:25 GMT
Updated 14th Feb 2019, 11:27 GMT

Data from Leeds council has revealed the worst areas for reports of stray dogs.

The statistics, released via Datamill North, show that during 2017 and 2018 there were 447 reports of dogs attacking other animals. These are the 9 wards in Leeds with the highest reported incidents. Images are for illustrative purposes. Read the YEPs full report: Strays, attacks and fouling - what the statistics say about Leeds dogs

Data from Leeds council has revealed the worst areas in the city for reports of stray dogs. Photo: APplaceholder image
Data from Leeds council has revealed the worst areas in the city for reports of stray dogs. Photo: AP
There were 21 reports of stray dogs at large in City and Hunslet.placeholder image
There were 21 reports of stray dogs at large in City and Hunslet.
In Crossgates and Whinmoor there were 12 reports of stray dogs at large.placeholder image
In Crossgates and Whinmoor there were 12 reports of stray dogs at large.
Leeds council data revealed there were 14 reports of stray dogs at large in Temple Newsam.placeholder image
Leeds council data revealed there were 14 reports of stray dogs at large in Temple Newsam.
In Kirkstall there were 15 reports of stray dogs at large.placeholder image
In Kirkstall there were 15 reports of stray dogs at large.
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