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New collars.

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Ok I know most of you lot don't have collars on your dogs. But here are the Clowns' new collars..

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I bought a new collar the other day, just to be legal when away from home.
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Poppy and Bryn wear collars when not working/training just to be legal, the collies don't though
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Lulu has a collar to be legal but I keep forgetting to put it on :o
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Ok - I'm sorry! I assumed and I shouldn't have :lol:
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Nice photo - has anyone ever heard of the "illegal with no collar" rule being upheld? Mine never have them on.
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LJR wrote:Nice photo - has anyone ever heard of the "illegal with no collar" rule being upheld? Mine never have them on.
It is illegal for a dog to be walked in public areas without correct identification on them. This means a collar with a tag that has your name, full address with postcode and telephone number. Simply putting microchipped on a tag doesn't hold up as I.D.

It's not as policed as it should be but with the changing of the laws due to dangerous dogs I can guess that it will be policed more often.
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Sadly putting all that information on the tag, leaves one wide open to dog napping and blackmail to get the dog back IMHO.
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SLB wrote:
LJR wrote:Nice photo - has anyone ever heard of the "illegal with no collar" rule being upheld? Mine never have them on.
It is illegal for a dog to be walked in public areas without correct identification on them. This means a collar with a tag that has your name, full address with postcode and telephone number. Simply putting microchipped on a tag doesn't hold up as I.D.

It's not as policed as it should be but with the changing of the laws due to dangerous dogs I can guess that it will be policed more often.
Just to make it easier for tealeafs to know exactly where the dog will be :brickwall: surely a phone number would be sufficient :roll:

Nice collars by the way, where did you get them?
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From a dog collar shop? :whistle:
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