Dog and Wild Boar Incident Report

Let's try and stop negative wild boar and dog interactions.

The Boaring Truth team are conducting studies to try and identify if there are any trends, leading up to dog and wild boar incidents.

The following questions must be answered honestly to give a true understanding of the reason why these incidents happen.

Your participation is appreciated and all surveys will be treated with the utmost confidence and will remain anonymous.

This survey is 100% confidential. No names will be disclosed; the answers will only be published in a summary format.

Name

Email*

Date of Incident*

Location of Incident*

What time of day did the incident occur and was visibility good or poor? *

How many dogs were with you and were they on a lead? *

Was your dog in sight and was your dog barking at the boar? *

Did your dog approach or attack the boar first? *

Did the boar attack your dog while on a lead?*

Did the boar give a warning? *

Was it a single boar or part of a group?*

Do you know if the boar was a male, or a sow, was it a mature boar, or a juvenile? *

Were (stripy) piglets present? *

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Dog and Wild Boar Incident Report

Let's try and stop negative wild boar and dog interactions.

This survey is 100% confidential. No names will be disclosed; the answers will only be published in a summary format.

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