When it comes to dog on dog attacks, current law only specifically covers a dog injuring an assistance or service dog – unless another human is injured or seen to be at risk. This means that, this exception aside, owners of dogs who attack and even kill another dog are not liable for prosecution. What do you […]
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The Dutch ban on flat faced dogs: what it’s all about
In our August 2019 issue, we reported on the Dutch government’s decision to enforce a ban on the breeding of ‘flat faced’ dogs. Now, they’re looking to go one step further – What is it all about? Some could say that this ban has been almost a decade in the making. It was 2014 when the […]
Seaside safety: Dogs Trust and the RNLI’s Top Tips
Check you’re going to a dog-friendly beach Some beaches have a dog-free policy at times of the year, and others have dog-free areas. But don’t worry; there are plenty of dog-friendly beaches all around the UK. Make sure you keep your dog on a lead if you are close to cliff edges or fast-flowing water […]
Leicester Animal Aid: dogs looking for homes
Reef is a 11-month old-Cane Corso/Presa Canario cross. He can be worried about meeting new people, and within new situations. Sadly, he has not had the best start to life and a lack of socialisation and love has made the world a bit too overwhelming for him. His new owner will need to be […]
Don’t buy dogs with extreme features, rescue pleads as 38 French Bulldogs seized
Hope Rescue is urging the puppy-buying public to avoid buying dogs with extreme features, after a total of 38 French Bulldogs have been signed over to them from Cardiff City Council after they were awarded ownership of the dogs as part of a seizure under the Animal Welfare Act 2006. The dogs had been bred […]