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Briton mauled to death by wild dogs in Bulgaria - Telegraph
Cheap property has enticed a number of Britons to Bulgaria, and many of them have chosen to settle inland, often buying farms or plots of lands to build ...

British tourists have spoken out in the past that many beaches along the Black Sea are out of bounds because of packs of dangerous dogs. Cheap property has enticed a number of Britons to Bulgaria, and many of them have chosen to settle inland, often buying farms or plots of lands to build their own homes. Entry into the euro is expected to boost property prices in the region further. Finally, a shepherd managed to intervene to stop the attack. He added that her husband, who is also thought to be British, is disabled. He said the team should arrive by tonight. However, wild dogs are a common menace in the country. Local children are believed to have tried to help her, but were driven away by the animals. Mrs Gordon was his carer.The mayor of the municipality which includes Nedyalsko said a team of dog catchers had been dispatched from Yamol, the regional capital, to hunt the animals. The British Embassy said it was investigating the attack, but can not comment. Todor Zeliazov, the mayor of Nedyalsko said Mrs Gordon had lived in the village with her husband for the past two years.