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Dogs and 1080

Dogs must be closely monitored following 1080 operations. The baits, and animals that have eaten the baits, can be extremely toxic to dogs. Owners are discouraged from letting dogs roam freely for several weeks after an aerial drop.

Rights: Department of Conservation, CC BY 4.0

Published: 23 November 2018Size: 557.01 KB

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