September 2007 Archive

Pet Food Recall Fears Set to Benefit Natural Pet Food Manufacturers

Safety Concerns Expected to Breed $1.2 Billion in Sales Growth for Natural Pet Products Market Consumer concern over pet food safety, stemming from the spring 2007 pet food recalls, combined with ...

NDWA Calls For Investigation into DNA Claims

Words By Sue Bell, President National Dog Warden Association It has been suggested that the contention around ‘breed specific’ legislation is soon to be resolved. Instead of the dog’s ‘type’ ...

Sun shines on Battersea Dogs & Cats Home Annual Reunion

Battersea Park played host to thousands of dogs and their owners on Sunday, 9th September as Battersea Dogs & Cats Home celebrated its 13th Annual Reunion, a family event full ...

Another Council Introduces Dog Control Orders

KC Dog, the Kennel Club scheme in place to help dog owners protect their rights and freedoms, is alerting all dog-owning residents in Rochford to the consultation Rochford Council is ...

Dangerous Dogs Debate Attracts Huge Interest

The National Dog Warden Association has had to suspend bookings for the forthcoming two day seminar on dangerous dogs and dog control scheduled for the 25th & 26th October 2007 ...

Camden Council Introduces Dog Control Orders

People who act irresponsibly by letting their dog foul the pavement could soon face a fine under dog control orders being brought in by Camden Council. The dog control orders form ...

Are Microchip Amendment Charges Hindering Responsible Dog Ownership?

written by Hamish Lazari, all rights reserved. The current cost to amend the details recorded on a microchip with Petlog the Kennel Clubs pet identification service is £7.50 for owners who ...

Puppy Hero Beats the Odds to be Named Puppy of the Year

Puppy School™ ‘Pup of the Year 2007’ triumphs over adversity A Papillion dog called Rio from Cornwall has been named Puppy School™ ‘Pup of the Year 2007’ having helped his family ...

Police to Face no Punishment for Dog Who Nearly Died in Their Care

It has been announced that Police who nearly allowed a dog in their care to die with no food or water will not face prosectution for animal cruelty. The RSPCA have ...

Actress Defends Dog Fighter Michael Vick

US actress Whoopi Goldberg has publicly put forward a view that dog fighter Michael Vick may have turned to the 'sport' due to his 'cultrual upbringing' The star of films such ...

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