The petition relating to the Proposed Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs that was signed by many members of the Association will be held at the TCA Inc office until such time that the Regulations are placed before Parliament at which time it will be submitted to the Speaker of the House
Proposed Animal Welfare Standards Working Party Submission Council 18/11/2013 MS Office version PDF Addressing the concerns of some members MS Office version PDF
Following on from the meeting that we had with Bryan Green last Wednesday (13 November 2013) today (15 November 2013) we met with Rod Andrewartha, Mary Bennett and Fiona de Jersey from DPIWE to further discuss our concerns with the Proposed Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs. One point that members should bear in mind when […]
Elaine Job, David Sales, Kathryn Hay and Kerry Smith met with Bryan Green and two DPIWE representatives to discuss the Association’s concerns with the Proposed Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs Wednesday 13 November 2013. The outcome was not all that we had hoped but, on a positive note, the representatives present from DPIWE have indicated […]
Members are advised that the Dogs Tasmania Facebook page and the www.tasdogs.com website are the Association’s official social media means communication to the membership all matters including the proposed DPIWE Standards for Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs. Views posted on the Tasmania Purebred Dog Breeders Facebook page and any other social media sites are the […]
Members’ attention is drawn to the Discussion Paper on the proposed Animal Welfare Standards for Dogs that can be viewed on the Department of Primary Industries, Water and the Environment website http://www.dpipwe.tas.gov.au/dogs Please direct any queries to Kerry Smith – ph 6272-9443 between the hours of 10.00 AM and 2.00 PM.
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Kennel Cough is regarded as an infectious disease Exhibitors are reminded of Regulations 25 and 26 regarding infectious diseases
Members are advised to talk to their veterinarian about the need to have their dogs vaccinated against tetanus