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Dog attack prompts council action in Ballarat East

Two dogs were handed to the council after one allegedly attacked another in Ballarat East on August 24.

Why it mattersDog attacks can harm pets and people in the community. Council action helps keep neighbourhoods safer.

AustraliaBallarat residents have two fewer dogs on the streets following a safety incident, with council continuing to monitor dog-related incidents in the region.

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