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Blue Cross Announces New ChairmanThe Blue Cross, one of the UKs leading animal welfare charities, today (28 July) welcomed the appointment of a new chairman following its annual general meeting in London. Blue Cross trustee Zair Berry takes ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogBlue Cross Announces New ChairmanRelated content:BVA announces new Board Chairman and Deputy ChairmanThe Blue Cross Responds to Bateson Inquiry in to Dog BreedingThe Blue Cross Gives Reaction to APGAW Pedigree Dogs Report
MPs Urgent Call for Rapid Repeal of Breed Specific Legislation
The Dangerous Dogs Act Study Group (DDASG), made up of the UKs leading animal welfare organisations, veterinary professionals and local authorities has today welcomed an urgent plea by Romford MP Andrew Rosindell to radically overhaul ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogMP’s Urgent Call for Rapid Repeal of Breed Specific LegislationRelated content:Vets Tell Government To Get Rid of Breed Specific Legislation NowGovernment Minister “Breed Specific Legislation Not Something That Can Easily Be Ditched”Sign The Petition To Repeal Section 1 DDA 1991 – Breed Specific Legislation
Metropolitan Police Refuse to Disclose Costs of Failed Dog Legislation
The Metropolitan Police force is coming under fire again this time for their refusal to disclose the cost to the taxpayer of enforcing the failed Dangerous Dogs Act (DDA) 1991.Anti BSL organisation DDAWatch requested ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogMetropolitan Police Refuse to Disclose Costs of Failed Dog LegislationRelated content:Battersea Joins Forces With The Metropolitan Police Force on Dog LegislationPolice Chief: Breed Specific Legislation is StupidMore DDA Dogs Die as Taxpayer Picks Up Astonishing 736,760 Bill (in a Credit Crunch)
British Vet Deemed Unfit for Practice Following Tail Docking Offences
RCVS Disciplinary Committee Suspends Lincolnshire Vet: The Disciplinary Committee of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons last week [22 July 2010] suspended a veterinary surgeon from the Register for nine months for convictions regarding docking ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogBritish Vet Deemed ‘Unfit for Practice’ Following Tail Docking OffencesRelated content:Complete Ban on Tail Docking Moves CloserControversial Tail Docking – Whats Your Views?Is Tail Docking Cruel or Necessary? By Bobbi Leder
World First University Study in to Dog Behaviour Problems and Emotions
Do dogs get down in the dumps? Canine volunteers in the London and Lincoln areas are being sought to take part in what is believed to be the first study to link dogs’ recovery from ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogWorld First University Study in to Dog Behaviour Problems and EmotionsRelated content:New University Study in to Dog Bite PreventionThink You’d Like a Career as a Pro Dog Trainer?Dogs Wanted For New Study Into Treatment Of Arthritis
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Concerned About Panorama Vet Documentary
The RCVS has, this morning issued a statement in response to last night’s alarming Panorama documentary “It shouldn’t happen at a vets.”The statement reads:We are concerned about allegations raised by last night’s Panorama programme, and ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogRoyal College of Veterinary Surgeons Concerned About Panorama Vet DocumentaryRelated content:Veterinary Association Responds to BBC Panorama Vet ExposeBritish Veterinary Association Responds to Panorama Undercover ReporterVets Sell Body Parts of Healthy Dogs to Royal Veterinary College
Veterinary Association Responds to BBC Panorama Vet Expose
The veterinary professional associations have expressed concern and disappointment at the incidents revealed in the undercover footage in the BBCs Panorama programme It shouldnt happen at a vets and are calling on the BBC to ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogVeterinary Association Responds to BBC Panorama Vet ExposeRelated content:British Veterinary Association Responds to Panorama Undercover ReporterRoyal College of Veterinary Surgeons Concerned About Panorama Vet DocumentaryBritish Veterinary Association Line Up to Support Puppy Farm Awareness Day
British Veterinary Association Responds to Panorama Undercover Reporter
Today (22 July 2010) the Daily Mail has published an article by an undercover reporter, Alex Lee, who spent time filming in a number of Medivet veterinary practices in the South East of England over ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogBritish Veterinary Association Responds to Panorama Undercover ReporterRelated content:Veterinary Association Responds to BBC Panorama Vet ExposeRoyal College of Veterinary Surgeons Concerned About Panorama Vet DocumentaryBritish Veterinary Association Line Up to Support Puppy Farm Awareness Day
It Shouldnt Happen at a Vets: Panorama Exposes Vet Malpractice
BBC documentary series Panorama has revealed a shocking degree of bad practice within certain vet clinics in the UK.An undercover reporter for the Panorama expose – entitled ‘It Shouldn’t Happen at a Vets’ worked as ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogIt Shouldn’t Happen at a Vets: Panorama Exposes Vet MalpracticeRelated content:British Veterinary Association Responds to Panorama Undercover ReporterVeterinary Association Responds to BBC Panorama Vet ExposeRoyal College of Veterinary Surgeons Concerned About Panorama Vet Documentary
New University Study in to Dog Bite Prevention
Researchers at the University of Lincoln have launched a new study which aims to reduce the risks of children being bitten by dogs. Dr Kerstin Meints and Dr Nelly Lakestani, from Lincolns School of Psychology, ...Source: DogMagazine.net - the K9 Magazine blogNew University Study in to Dog Bite PreventionRelated content:Stay Safe During National Dog Bite Prevention WeekNational Dog Bite Prevention Week Gets UnderwayWorld First University Study in to Dog Behaviour Problems and Emotions