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The Kennel Club is among one of the many animal welfare charities urging pet owners to never leave a dog in the car alone, especially in this hot weather.
The Kennel Club, along with the Pet Food Manufacturer's Association, is inviting dog breeders, experts and enthusiasts to come together at the Breeders' Symposium 2010 to discuss topical issues and how advances in science could transform the future for healthy, happy dogs.
On average, more than three guide dogs are attacked by other dogs every month in the UK, suggests a review of 100 such incidents published in this week's Veterinary Record.
The boundaries of veterinary science have taken another giant step forward in a groundbreaking combination of surgical expertise and bioengineering, which has seen the development of a prosthetic implant that allows tendons to literally 'grow' into metal and restore total mobility and function.
The Freedom Project, a pet fostering scheme run by Dogs Trust, has launched an urgent appeal to animal-lovers in the Greater London, Hertfordshire and Yorkshire areas to temporarily care for the pets of victims of domestic violence.
It was champagne and tap water all round when four-legged and two-legged friends rubbed shoulders at the 2010 Dogs Trust Honours. Joining celebrities and VIPs were the hirsute winners of five categories, chosen from over 300 entrants from across the UK.
As new figures released by the RSPCA suggest that thousands of dogs have already been dumped in 2010, the charity renews its call for a dog licencing scheme.
Dog owners and veterinary practices are being urged to be on their guard after a series of outbreaks of suspected parvovirus, a potentially fatal canine disease.
Dogs Trust has stated that it is "appalled" by the suggestion that dogs seized under Section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 should be shot to save the Metropolitan Police the cost of kennelling them.
