You are 10 times more likely to be bitten by a dog if you live in this area
In the UK's “dangerous dog capital” in Merseyside, owners parade their XL Bullies around the park and use public spaces as illegal breeding grounds at night, it is claimed. Locals speak of being too frightened to walk down the street, and of being wary of taking young children out for the day, reports the Mirror.
In Knowsley, one resident, who wished to remain anonymous, described the number of dangerous dogs roaming her community, including Stadt Moers Park, as “appalling”. She said: “There’s been at least four dog-on-dog attacks recently in this park. She said: “It makes us wary of where we walk. You do hear about dogs attacking kids and dogs attacking other dogs in Knowsley. There was a child attacked just the other day. We get a lot of people with powerful dogs, some of them off the lead, and it’s frightening.”
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