New puppy laws

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  1. snowbunny

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    Definately a good start. Wish it could be less than 3 litters though
     
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    I agree, what's the thinking behind applying these regulations on 3 litters or more? Has it been explained anywhere?
     
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    Heard this on the news this morning. Excellent news.
     
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    Good first step....more could be done, but baby steps to begin with. Pleased that something is being done at least
     
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    Yes - a step in the right direction :)


    Mmm
     
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    Yes agree totally. If you intend to breed even one litter, you should first apply for a breeding license and both parents health checked, I know this would be difficult in the case of a bitch being "caught" accidentally.
     
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    Some great news there, very encouraging!
     
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    I think the fact they're legislating at all is a massive first step. It wouldn't be workable to introduce it as anyone planning a litter in the first instance, so let's give it a bit of time to get ingrained into the culture and then we can hope it'll be tightened up.

    What I don't understand is the mention of "third parties":

    So, does this mean the legislation wouldn't apply to my breeder, for example, who sold directly to me, and would only apply to breeders supplying pet shops etc?
     
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