Poor dog fled war-torn Ukraine for UK but was then battered with shovel and left for dead
A dog fled to the UK from war-torn Ukraine only to be left for dead in a lay-by. Bandit, a German Shepherd, suffered a ...
lowestoftjournal21d
Car parked on Ashby Road Lowestoft badly damaged by vandals
A police spokesman said: "The car parked in Ashby Road was badly scratched along the front and rear nearside doors and wheel arches. "Can you help?" If you have any information about who caused the ...
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Man released without charge after death of woman on ferry that docked in Wexford
An incident occurred on a 2pm Stena Nordica sailing from Fishguard in Wales to Rosslare Europort, and the ferry docked in Co Wexford. Emergency services were alerted to the incident shortly after 5pm ...
BBC24d
Dog banned from Crufts over happy tail syndrome
But the Kennel Club, which runs Crufts, said animal welfare rules mean even dogs with a "medically docked tail" cannot compete at events with admission fees. "We were absolutely gutted ...
Daily Mail25d
Tail of woe: Dog owner's heartbreak after prized pooch is banned from Crufts over wagging tail operation
Docking is when a puppy has their tail amputated without anaesthetic and not for medical purposes - and is illegal in the UK for most breeds. Sophie has started a petition for Defra to allow dogs ...
The Guam Daily Post25d
Dog can no longer compete after losing tail to ‘happy tail syndrome’
Docking is when a puppy has their tail amputated without anesthetic and not for medical purposes - and is illegal in the UK for most breeds. Sophie has started a petition for Defra to allow dogs ...
The Daily Telegraph25d
Dalmatian banned by Crufts after ‘happy tail syndrome’ operation
The Kennel Club said that although it was aware of Ms Scott-Thomas’s case, “in accordance with the Animal Welfare Act 2006, a dog with a medically docked tail cannot be shown at events in ...
Daily Express26d
Dog who had tail amputated from wagging it too hard banned from competing at Crufts
Docking, as defined by UK law, typically refers to the removal of a puppy's tail without anaesthetic and not for medical purposes, which is illegal in the UK. This, of course, was not the case for ...
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Dog can no longer compete after losing tail to ‘happy tail syndrome’
A dog has been banned from competing at Crufts after she had to have her tail amputated because she wagged it too vigorously. Dalmatian Vizsla cross Gwen, three, suffered from "happy tail syndrome ...