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1. Doglaw for Professionals Seminars 2018: (Latest News); Trevor Cooper is starting his brand new tour of seminars next week called 'Doglaw for Professionals : Update 2018 for England' which will be providing (1) an overview of the new proposed Animal Establishment ...; Created on 21 April 2018
2. 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
3. Dogs and livestock: (General Advice); ... for identification purposes. The Animals Act 1971 (England and Wales) & The Animals (Scotland) Act 1987 (Scotland) Civil liability arises from the Animals Act 1971. Anyone who is the keeper of a dog ...; Created on 06 November 2016
4. Dogs thought to be type and the internet: (General Advice); ... for arrest has been issued, a summons has been issued or a person has been charged and remain active until conviction. Civil proceedings become active, in England, when the hearing date for the trial i ...; Created on 05 October 2016
5. Microchipping: (Latest News); All dogs in England to get free microchips Following the announcement from DEFRA that all dogs will get free microchips below is dnb's response. deed not breed agree that compulsory microchipping wil ...; Created on 01 June 2014
6. Fee Increase: (Latest News); ... views from Wales on a proposed increase in the fee for placing a dog on the Index of Exempted Dogs. The proposal has already been consulted upon in England as part of a package of measures aimed at tackling ...; Created on 01 June 2014
7. 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
8. Anti-Social Behaviour: (Dog Laws); ... hat will happen to existing DCO's – will they remain in force? They can only last for up to 3 years (compared with DCO's which have no time limit) The maximum FPN of up to £100 is up for England (cu ...; Created on 01 June 2014
9. DogLaw: (Search - Web Links / Uncategorised); Specialists in advising dog owners in both criminal and civil cases and cover the whole of England & Wales. ...; Created on 06 November 2016