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What regulations govern the tail docking of dogs. - The Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 was amended in 1991 to remove the right of non-veterinarians to dock dogs tails. (Holding answer 18 March 1997).
What regulations govern the tail docking of dogs. - The Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 was amended in 1991 to remove the right of non-veterinarians to dock dogs tails. (Holding answer 18 March 1997).
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Commons amendments considered and agreed to. (Lords).
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Commons amendments considered and agreed to. (Lords).
What steps were taken to ensure that the dogs acquired from sources (a) within the European Union and (b) outside the European Union used in scientific procedures during 1995 were purpose bred. - The provenance of imported dogs is routinely checked. In 1995, all such dogs were purpose-bred for laboratory...
What steps were taken to ensure that the dogs acquired from sources (a) within the European Union and (b) outside the European Union used in scientific procedures during 1995 were purpose bred. - The provenance of imported dogs is routinely checked. In 1995, all such dogs were purpose-bred for laboratory...
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Report stage and third reading (formal). Passed with amendments.
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Report stage and third reading (formal). Passed with amendments.
If he will comment on the incidence of scrapie associated fibrils in the central nervous system of dogs in the United Kingdom.
If he will comment on the incidence of scrapie associated fibrils in the central nervous system of dogs in the United Kingdom.
If he will list the suppliers of the dogs from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom supplied to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures during 1995. - Disclosure is prohibited under section 24(1) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986.
If he will list the suppliers of the dogs from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom supplied to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures during 1995. - Disclosure is prohibited under section 24(1) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986.
What steps are taken to ensure that dogs supplied from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom during 1995 to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures were purpose bred. - Non-designated sources in the United Kingdom do not supply dogs purpose bred for research use.
What steps are taken to ensure that dogs supplied from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom during 1995 to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures were purpose bred. - Non-designated sources in the United Kingdom do not supply dogs purpose bred for research use.
How many establishments licensed to carry out procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1968 were granted exemptions under Article 10(3) to allow the use of non-purpose bred dogs in 1995. - One establishment was granted permission to use non-purpose bred dogs.
How many establishments licensed to carry out procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1968 were granted exemptions under Article 10(3) to allow the use of non-purpose bred dogs in 1995. - One establishment was granted permission to use non-purpose bred dogs.
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Committee stage. Clauses 1 to 3 disagreed to. Clauses 4 and 5 as amended agreed to. New clauses considered. Bill as amended to be reported (Bill 136 1996/97).
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Committee stage. Clauses 1 to 3 disagreed to. Clauses 4 and 5 as amended agreed to. New clauses considered. Bill as amended to be reported (Bill 136 1996/97).
That this House deplores the recommendations of the Council of Europe's Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals calling for a ban on many long-term and well established canine characteristics which, if successful, would lead to the outlawing of the splendid British bulldog and other findbreeds such as St. Bernards, several breeds of terrier and some types of corgi; and notwithstanding the fact that 11 European states have signed the treaty, calls upon the Government not to sign this disgraceful convention under any circumstances.
That this House deplores the recommendations of the Council of Europe's Convention for the Protection of Pet Animals calling for a ban on many long-term and well established canine characteristics which, if successful, would lead to the outlawing of the splendid British bulldog and other findbreeds such as St. Bernards,...
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Second reading (formal). Committed to a Standing Committee.
Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (HL). Second reading (formal). Committed to a Standing Committee.
Business question on dangerous dogs.
Business question on dangerous dogs.
How many complaints about the behaviour of sniffer dogs have been made by visitors to each of the prisons containing special secure units in each of the last four years; how many of these complaints were upheld; and what action was taken as a result. - Text of letter from...
How many complaints about the behaviour of sniffer dogs have been made by visitors to each of the prisons containing special secure units in each of the last four years; how many of these complaints were upheld; and what action was taken as a result. - Text of letter from...
How many owners of quarantine kennels have agreed to abide by the voluntary code of practice on welfare standards in quarantine premises; and how many of those premises have been inspected by the State Veterinary Service to date. - Inc figs.
How many owners of quarantine kennels have agreed to abide by the voluntary code of practice on welfare standards in quarantine premises; and how many of those premises have been inspected by the State Veterinary Service to date. - Inc figs.
Pursuant to his Answer of 24th January, Official Report, 288 c754-5W, if local authorities can impose licence conditions on dog breeders who own licensed establishments.
Pursuant to his Answer of 24th January, Official Report, 288 c754-5W, if local authorities can impose licence conditions on dog breeders who own licensed establishments.