The father-of-two, 67, has five decades’ experience owning dogs and runs website savethestaffy.co.uk to promote the popular UK breed.
But after recent tragedies involving both family pets and dog walkers, Mr Freeman has called for tougher legislation.
He wants dog owners to be licensed and believes that pet walkers should have official supervised training before doing the job, with legal restrictions on the number of animals they can care for in public.
Mr Freeman said: “Some people are not up to the task of owning dogs – that’s why we need tough laws to ensure no one else is hurt or killed.”
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