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 […]
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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 […]
Dogs Trust issues urgent appeal for foster carers to help dog owners fleeing domestic abuse
Image by Richard Murgatroyd Photography A specialist dog fostering scheme which supports people fleeing domestic abuse is issuing an urgent plea for more foster carers after seeing a 23% increase in demand for its services over the last 12 months. The , managed by Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, It provides temporary […]