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1. www.pets4homes.co.uk › pet-advice › when-should-yourWhen should your puppy start wearing a collar? | Pets4Homes

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   Mar 21, 2022 · In this article we will talk about when to start putting a collar on your puppy, how to get them used to it, and how to choose the right collar to fit their needs. Read on to learn more. Before you collect your new puppy from the breeder

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3. www.thekennelclub.org.uk › getting-a-dog › caringPicking up your new puppy - The Kennel Club

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   It's now mandatory across the UK for all dog owners to ensure their dogs are microchipped and recorded with a government-compliant microchip database such as Petlog. If the worst happens and your dog ever goes missing, their microchip will only help reunite you if your contact details are up to date. Learn more about microchipping.

4. vethelpdirect.com › vetblog › 2021/11/13What’s the law around dog collars and harnesses?

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   Nov 13, 2021 · There are certain exemptions to this law: working dogs including guide dogs, shepherding dogs and sporting dogs aren’t included in this law. This exemption will not apply to the vast majority of dog owners, however. So most pet owners will have to abide by the law and make sure their pooch is in public with a collar and tag. What is the penalty?

5. www.dogstrust.org.uk › dog-advice › life-with-yourWhat do I do if I've found a stray dog? - Dogs Trust

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   If you find a dog that appears to be a stray, it’s important to act swiftly to help them get back to their owner, if they have one. If you can’t locate the owner quickly (ie by using the collar ID) then it’s best to let your local dog warden know as soon as possible.

6. www.pdsa.org.uk › kittens-cats › cat-collarsCat collars - PDSA

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   We do not recommend collars, but if you decide a collar is right for your cat, there are some key things to remember: Fitting. It’s super important to make sure your cat’s collar fits correctly. You should be able to comfortable slide two fingers under their collar while it’s on.

7. www.cuh.nhs.uk › patient-information › wearing-aWearing a cervical hard collar: A guide to collar care for ...

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   A collar has been supplied to you in order to support, protect and limit the movement of your neck as you have sustained an injury to it. There are multiple different causes of this, but most commonly, it is due to a cervical spine fracture.

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   Do you need a dog collar?

   • As dog owners, there are some pretty obvious rules about what we can or cannot do. For example, we cannot leave dog poo behind, or walk our dogs off leash in a sheep field. There are, however, some laws that aren’t as widely known, or can cause a bit of confusion amongst pet owners. The requirement for dog collars is an example of this.

   What’s the law around dog collars and harnesses?

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   Why should a dog have a collar?

   • Furthermore, if the harness breaks for whatever reason (like your dog being startled by a loud and sudden sound), having a collar means that the tag will stay with the dog, not only keeping you within the bounds of the law but also making them easier to find if they run off.

   What’s the law around dog collars and harnesses?

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   Do I need a collar if my dog strays?

   • While a harness is great for walks, an identifiable collar is a legal necessity; it helps in emergencies and adheres to the law. Even if your dog is microchipped, a collar with ID remains mandatory, acting as the initial point of identification. This knowledge safeguards against fines and aids in quickly finding your dog if they stray.

   What’s the law around dog collars and harnesses?

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   Should a dog wear a collar & tag?

   • It’s a legal requirement for a dog to be wearing a collar and tag containing their owner’s address and contact information – it’s part of responsible dog ownership. If the dog is wearing some ID with contact details, then get in touch with the owner straight away and arrange a place to meet them with the dog.

   What do I do if I've found a stray dog? - Dogs Trust

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   How often should a dog wear a collar?

   • Remember that you should check the fit of the collar every week when your pup is still growing and developing, and that you will need to adjust the fit or replace it for a larger size as necessary too. All dogs need to be able to wear a collar happily and comfortably, and many dogs wear their collars all of the time.

   When should your puppy start wearing a collar? - Pets4Homes

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   Should I put a collar on my Cat?

   • It’s natural to want to make sure your cat is safe and can find their way back to you if they get lost, but we don’t recommend putting a collar on your cat. Unlike dogs, cats have something called a ‘right to roam’. This means, if you have an outdoor cat, they can pretty much go wherever they want.

   Cat collars - PDSA

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9. www.royalcanin.com › uk › dogsPuppy checklist - bringing a new puppy home - Royal Canin

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   There are a few important things to take with you when you collect your puppy to help them stay safe and feel more comfortable on the journey home. These include: A lead and an adjustable collar, or harness Keep your puppy safe when walking them to and from the car.