Dogs Center – dog training in Carlisle

You can enter or return to the UK from EU country with your dog if it: has been microchipped Your dog could be refused entry or put into quarantine if its microchip can’t be read when you enter or return to the UK. has a pet passport or third-country official veterinary certificate You don’t need […]

Contact your local and neighbouring Authority Dog Warden Find your Local Authority Please note that the Council must legally hold onto a stray dog for only 7 days (5 days in Northern Ireland) before they can rehome him, pass him onto a rehoming organisation, or have him humanely put to sleep.

From April 6th, all dogs in England are required, by law, to have a microchip. Don’t worry if they’re not microchipped yet, it simply takes an inexpensive visit to the vets. Or you can find a number of organisations that carry out microchipping for free. A microchip is a quick and easy procedure. You can […]

Special offer of Dogs Center is directed to charity and rescue for dogs. The training program includes: determine the profile of the dog and it’s needs obedience (‘sit’,’ down’, ‘stay’, ‘to me’, walking on leash) In addition to the new owners: how to properly take your dog to a new home principles of feeding the dog […]

Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) Councils can use a public spaces protection order PSPO to place restrictions on a public area, such as a park or a town centre. Restrictions can apply to either: all dog owners owners who meet specific conditions set out by the council Councils can make a PSPO unless they’re: a parish or […]

Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) Council może wyznaczyć publiczne miejsca (PSPO), które są objęte restrykcjami. Możemy to spotkać w parkach, placach zabaw, czy w centrum miasta. Restrykcje mogą dotyczyć: wszystkich właścicieli psów właścicieli, którzy spełniają określone warunki Council może wprowadzić PSPO z wyjątkiem: parafii lub urzędu miasta w Anglii community council w Walii PSPO – restrykcje mogą zawierać: ile […]

Proper and regular physical activity of your dog has an invaluable impact on his health. Regular walks and outside exercise, give a great opportunity to meet the additional needs of your pooch such as meetings with other animals, olfactory stimulation by encountering different smells, moments of fun and freedom – all to make your dog […]

Your council has a legal duty to keep public areas clear of dog mess. If you don’t clean up after your dog you can be given an on-the-spot fine. The amount varies from council to council. It’s often £50 and can be as much as £80. If you refuse to pay the fine, you can […]

It’s against the law to let a dog be dangerously out of control anywhere, eg: in a public place in a private place (eg a neighbour’s house or garden) in the owner’s home The law applies to all dogs. Your dog is considered dangerously out of control if it: injures someone makes someone worried that […]

Twój pies nie może być poza kontrolą w miejscach takich jak: w miejscu publicznym w prywatnym miejscu (np. w domu sąsiada lub na ogrodzie) w domu właściciela Ustawa ma zastosowanie do wszystkich psów. Twój pies jest uważany za niebezpiecznego (bez kontroli), jeżeli: rani kogoś ​​ktoś martwi się , że może mu zaszkodzić rani czyjeś zwierzę właściciel […]