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1. Dangerous Dogs Act - the response ...: (Latest News); The Government’s response to the Efra committee on the Dangerous Dogs Act Neil Parish MP, the Chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, has commented on the Government’s response to ...; Created on 30 January 2019
2. Contact Deed not Breed ...: (Latest News); Our help lines are run solely by volunteers and are open 24/7 365 days of the year. Sometimes we may be unable to take your call in which case, please leave your name and contact details on the answering ...; Created on 01 June 2014
3. Dogs Act 1871 ...: (Dog Laws); The dogs Act 1871 is a civil application usually made by the police or local authority but which can also be actioned by individuals. Unlike Section 3 of the DDA which applies only to public places (or ...; Created on 01 June 2014
4. Dangerous Dogs Act Section 3 ...: (Dog Laws); Dangerous Dogs Act Section 3 This section relates to all dogs of all breeds and breed types. Section 3 makes it a CRIMINAL offence for ANY dog to be dangerously out of control in a public place and ...; Created on 01 June 2014
5. Dangerous Dogs Act Section 1 ...: (Dog Laws); If you are at all worried about your dogs appearance and are considering contacting the police, please ring us first for advice and assistance. 07873 666 778 / 07873 666 779 This section of the Act ...; Created on 01 June 2014
6. Keeping your dog safe during the festivities: (Latest News); ... safe while we enjoy the festivities. This list is by no means exhaustive and if you are in any doubt, err on the side of caution. If your dog (or cat) does ingest anything toxic, contact your vet immediately. ...; Created on 30 November 2018
7. EFRA inquiry report: Dangerous Dogs: (Latest News); ... hope very much that they will finally take steps to review our current legislation for the benefit of all. It seems, as has been known to many of us involved with the Act on a day to day basis the inability ...; Created on 16 October 2018
8. RSPCA welcomes findings of inquiry into Breed Specific Legislation: (Latest News); ... in protecting public safety and dog welfare since August 2016. The charity’s high-profile #EndBSL campaign called on the UK Government to review Section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act (DDA) 1991 which, ...; Created on 16 October 2018
9. Petitions supported by deed not breed: (Latest News); ... set up by Draconian Dogs Act asking for open keepership for banned breeds and can be found here Please add your support ...; Created on 21 July 2018
10. Deed not Breed Privacy Policy: (General Information); ... 3rd May 2018. What we collect We may collect the following information: Name Contact information Including email address Demographic information such as postcode Other information relevant ...; Created on 03 May 2018
11. Doglaw for Professionals Seminars 2018: (Latest News); ... Licence (which will particularly impact on breeders and boarders, including day care & home boarding) (2) an update on Breed Specific Legislation in light of recent High Court decisions, and (3) a revie ...; Created on 21 April 2018
12. Please leave us a message when calling: (Latest News); ... e (either voice, text or WhatsApp) so that we know it's a genuine call and not time wasters. You can also contact us via this page or by email to enquiries@deednotbreed.org.uk Thank you ...; Created on 10 December 2017
13. Dogs and mobile 'phones!: (Latest News); ... just what the implications of that could be? Scientific studies have shown that mobile phones affect how our brain functions and its ability to process and react to what is going on around us. Buster ...; Created on 01 September 2017
14. Warning regarding companies offering DNA testing for 'pit bulls': (Latest News); ... e attached photograph have had their test applied saying "Here are a set of images taken of dogs that some may consider a "pit bull" based on physical characteristics. Based on our test, the only dog ...; Created on 20 July 2017
15. A timely reminder: (Latest News); Now the warmer weather is (hopefully) upon us, it seems a good time to remind everyone of this advice Hot weather and dogs As always, should you have any questions or need advice, please contact us ...; Created on 08 May 2017
16. Supporting Roxy – Supporting Responsible Dog Ownership: (Latest News); ... had no doubt Roxy was a pit bull and that she would be contacting the police. Further, she told Sophie that she could not get Roxy microchipped and she should go home to wait for the police there. Three ...; Created on 06 April 2017
17. Exempted dogs' insurance: (Latest News); ... n this position is to ensure you do not let your insurance lapse for even a day. We have been increasingy contacted bu owners in the GREATER MANCHESTER force area whose dogs have been re-seized and w ...; Created on 25 January 2017
18. LEAD Initiative promoting responsible ownership: (Latest News); LEAD (Local Environmental Awareness on Dogs) is an award winning initiative that is recognised as “Best Practice” nationally, and is being used by police forces and local authorities throughout England ...; Created on 16 November 2016
19. Use of images by other organisations: (Latest News); ... of dogs helped by the organisation it promotes, when in fact it is not. One of our cases is included in which the solicitor and type/behaviour assessor were instructed by us. The owner was advised by us ...; Created on 11 November 2016
20. Petitions: (Latest News); ... c. We would always advise that owners get individual letters written by people who know and interact with them and their dog in order to put those forward as supporting evidence. Thank you for your u ...; Created on 06 November 2016
21. Francis - a statement by Trevor Cooper: (Latest News); ... Dangerous Dogs Act in an effort to change it and which is now being levelled at their legal advisor who also happens to be the leading dog law solicitor in the country (and in our opinion entirely correct) ...; Created on 06 November 2016
22. Dogs and livestock: (General Advice); Widely misunderstood by both prosecuting authorities and by owners, we frequently find ourselves advising on the legalities regarding dogs worrying livestock. Under the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Act ...; Created on 06 November 2016
23. Dogs thought to be type and the internet: (General Advice); If you suspect that your dog may be type no amount of posting pictures and inviting opinion on the internet will make things any clearer in fact in all likelihood you will end up more confused than ever ...; Created on 05 October 2016
24. Exemption Changes: (Latest News); ... application to the court, and must apply to the court within six weeks of the death of the previous person in charge or of the official letter from a medical practitioner confirming the serious illness ...; Created on 12 February 2015
25. Seizures and destruction in Merseyside: (Latest News); deed not breed and Elliot Mather LLP are aware of the seizures made by Merseyside Police on the 27th March 2014 and that the dogs seized were subsequently destroyed. It is believed that this action may ...; Created on 01 June 2014
26. Health Insurance: (Latest News); ... £231-£356 per year (you must contact them for a personal quote) this is payable in full, they do NOT accept direct debit payments. The policy includes amongst other things, up to £3000 per year for each ...; Created on 01 June 2014
27. Lost or Stolen Dogs: (General Advice); If your dog is lost or stolen, contact: The Police (Police no longer deal with stray dogs however if your dog has been stolen you will need to report this). Your local authority dog warden service. ...; Created on 01 June 2014
28. Hot weather and dogs: (General Advice); ... act around dogs. It is the owners responsibility both legally and morally to ensure that their dog is not put in the position where an incident could take place, and thought should be given to putting ...; Created on 01 June 2014
29. Sentencing: (Latest News); On Monday 20th August 2012, new sentencing guidelines for offences under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 came into effect. Many thanks to Trevor Cooper and Nik Starmer-Smith of DogLaw for the following summary. ...; Created on 01 June 2014
30. Other Dog Laws: (Dog Laws); Town Police Clauses Act 1847 Under this Act it is an offence for any person in any street to: Let an unmuzzled ferocious dog be at large so that it obstructs or annoys the residents or passengers in ...; Created on 01 June 2014
31. Microchipping: (Latest News); ... make it easier to reunite lost dogs with their owners and we welcome this, however for enforcement to be effective, clear guidelines should be set to clairfy exactly who is responsible for informing th ...; Created on 01 June 2014
32. Fireworks: (General Advice); ... concerned about your dog's reaction to fireworks is to watch him for signs of stress and anxiety. These can include: trembling restlessness destructiveness hiding pacing panting attentio ...; Created on 01 June 2014
33. Dog Laws in other parts of the UK: (Dog Laws); Northern Ireland The laws in Northern Ireland differ from ours in several respects, however the breed specific part of the Act 9Article 25a) is essentially the same as that of England in that there are ...; Created on 01 June 2014
34. Anti-Social Behaviour: (Dog Laws); ... authority if there are "activities" that are taking place in a public place which are having "a detrimental effect" on quality of life. It may apply to:- all persons, or only to persons in specif ...; Created on 01 June 2014
35. DDA In Brief: (Dog Laws); Created on 01 June 2014
36. Deed not Breed Ltd: (General Information); Deed Not Breed Ltd is a 'not for profit' company set up in 2007 to offer free advice and assistance to owners of dogs of all breeds who have fallen foul of 'Dangerous Dog Act' legislation. If you ha ...; Created on 01 June 2014
37. Donate to Deed not Breed: (Donations); ... every time you shop as long as you choose deed not breed as your chosen organisation. PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to make a payment by cheque or postal order, please contact us for details. If you ...; Created on 01 June 2014