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Dog swabs to tackle fouling problem
DNA testing of dog poo has been backed by parish councillors in a bid to stop dog fouling in an Essex village.
Villagers in Alresford, near Brightlingsea, want to take action to deter pet owners who do not clear up after their animals.
On Wednesday night the parish council backed plans to see DNA testing or dogs and faeces.
Howevers, swabbing of dogs would require the owner's consent and be voluntary, not compulsory.
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