Finally, the voice of the people shall be consulted on the Dog successfully passes control to the Bill, the Committee stage, UK

More than 10 000 people called it; the country's leading animal welfare and veterinary organisations, charities and local authorities fought it; the members of the House of Lords, and supported it, when they voted to move the Lord Redesdale dog control Bill in its final stage in the Lords.

Bill of materials (BOM) intends to replace the dangerous dog legislation failed in the new law, to repeal the breed specific legislation on Dog control detects and applies to public and private places. According to the dangerous dogs Act built a Study Group (DDASG), Dog Control Bill continues its path through the legal system were accepted by the Lord Rupert Redesdale as the private members Bill in 2010.

The success of the Committee stage of the product structure after Lord Redesdale says:

"Dog Control Bill will focus on the correct lead dog owners themselves-the other end, and I'm glad that it is passed to the next step. The introduction of preventive measures, such as dog control orders for dogs of all kinds, I think we can go a long way to protect the population and to ensure to the benefit of the ownership of all responsible dog. "

Passing through a stage of the report, the Bill of materials (BOM) then go to the House of Commons. The House of Lords report at the final stage takes place approximately two weeks after today's stage of the Committee.

In support of the Bill, DDASG, launched the petition, which has now received more than 10 000 signatures.

DDASG believes that the deed was not, in principle, the representative of the breed, animal welfare, local authorities and the veterinary professional organisations, which include information on: dogs in the Home, the Blue Cross, British Veterinary Association, dogs trust, Mayhew Animal Home Kennel Club, the Royal College of Veterinary SurgeonsWandsworth Borough Council and Wood Green animal shelters.

Your Notes

1. in the Dangerous Dogs Act Study Group (DDASG) is animal welfare, local authorities and the veterinary professional organisations representing a broad group.

2. the Dog-the Bill of materials (BOM) is the tough new legislation to replace the dangerous dogs Act and failed to support the DDASG. The BOM appears to change is hereby amended to read as follows:

-Annul all the existing dangerous dogs legislation including the breed specific legislation
-To introduce Dog control notifications
Shall apply to the public and private sector offices

3. the position of the Dangerous Dogs is available on the site of the BVA

Source:
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Veterinary Association

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