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1. www.cps.gov.uk › legal-guidance › dangerous-dog-offencesDangerous Dog Offences - The Crown Prosecution Service

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   Feb 1, 2024 · See for instance the effect of Bates v DPP [1993] 2 WLUK 354: a dog which is in a car should be muzzled when the car itself is in a public place. The dog however can be exercised in private...

2. woodgreen.org.uk › pet-advice › dogWhat you need to know about the Dangerous Dogs Act and ...

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   The consequences for the dog could be a control order, which means the dog must be muzzled and kept on a lead at all times in public places. If not, they could be seized by the authorities and, sadly, put to sleep.

3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentDangerous Dogs Law - GOV.UK

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   The purpose of this guidance is to assist police forces and local authorities in dealing with incidents brought to their attention involving dangerous dogs and allegations of people owning or...

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4. deednotbreed.org.uk › some-of-our-most-commonlySome of our most commonly asked questions - Deed Not Breed

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   Nov 21, 2023 · The muzzle must be of a construction that ensures the dog is unable to bite, we recommend Baskerville Ultra muzzles as they encase the dog’s mouth rather than enclose it and still allow it to pant, drink, and if necessary to be sick without causing the dog to choke.

5. www.pdsa.org.uk › what-we-do › blogDog muzzle myths busted - PDSA

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   Mar 13, 2024 · A dog muzzle should be comfortable, well-fitting and offer plenty of room for your dog. You should also make sure that it doesn’t irritate your dog’s skin and allows excellent airflow, so they don’t overheat while wearing it.

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7. www.waldrons.co.uk › insights › what-is-the-law-onWhat is the law on dog bites and attacks in the UK?

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   The use of dogs for guard dogs is now limited according to law changes, meaning that dog owners can be liable for the injury of people even if it bites a trespasser on their property. A defence can, however, be argued if there is an intruder inside a person’s house.

8. www.caninecrusaders.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsThe Dangerous Dogs Act - K9 Crusaders Dog Welfare

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   Your dog must be neutered, microchipped, kept on a lead and muzzled at all times when in public, and kept in a secure place so it can’t escape . © K9 Crusaders Dog Welfare 2015 | Info Leaflet: DDA-4

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   What muzzle should a dog have?

   • The muzzle must be of a construction that ensures the dog is unable to bite, we recommend Baskerville Ultra muzzles as they encase the dog’s mouth rather than enclose it and still allow it to pant, drink, and if necessary to be sick without causing the dog to choke.

   Some of our most commonly asked questions - Deed Not Breed

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   Can you remove a dog muzzle when out in public?

   • Once the exemption rules come into force there is NO reason that allows you to remove the dogs muzzle when out in public. The plastic basket muzzles can also be moulded for a better fit by placing in hot water for a time and being stretched whilst warm. 15. Can I walk my dog on a flexible lead?

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   Are all dogs that wear muzzles dangerous?

   • Not all dogs that wear muzzles are dangerous. However, we do recommend that you ask the owner first before approaching any dog – regardless of whether they are wearing a muzzle or not. We do understand how muzzles can create the fear of the unknown, especially if you’ve only seen them portrayed on fierce-looking guard dogs in films.

   Dog muzzle myths busted - PDSA

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   When should a dog be muzzled?

   • See for instance the effect of Bates v DPP 2 WLUK 354: a dog which is in a car should be muzzled when the car itself is in a public place. The dog however can be exercised in private grounds, paddocks or other places not accessed by the public in general.

   Dangerous Dog Offences - The Crown Prosecution Service

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   Can a dog's muzzle restrict his line of sight?

   • A suitable muzzle shouldn’t restrict your dog’s line of sight. That’s why it’s so important to research different muzzles beforehand and measure your dog’s nose – to make sure it’s the right fit.

   Dog muzzle myths busted - PDSA

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   How to muzzle train a dog?

   • Muzzle training should be done at your dog’s pace and shouldn’t be rushed. The most important thing is to have patience and give your dog time to adjust and feel comfortable wearing a muzzle. For more on how to muzzle train your dog, watch our helpful video below: A suitable muzzle shouldn’t restrict your dog’s line of sight.

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