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Latest The Kennel Club news
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Council bans dogs from park sites - 12 April, 2010
Dogs are now banned completely from more than 70 parks and open spaces in part of Nottinghamshire. -
Dog licences 'backed in survey' - 31 March, 2010
About two-thirds of dog owners in Britain would back a new licence to help tackle dangerous dogs and other concerns, a survey for the RSPCA suggests. -
Peta Hitler dog ad 'inoffensive' - 24 March, 2010
An advert targeting dog breeders which features a white puppy with an Adolf Hitler-style moustache is not offensive, a watchdog has said. -
First as shock pet collars banned - 24 March, 2010
Wales becomes the first part of the UK to ban electric shock collars for pets with the threat of a £20,000 fine or six months jail.