Puppy farm ban promised by animal welfare strategy
Summary
The government is introducing a new animal welfare strategy that aims to end puppy farming and possibly ban electric shock dog collars. The strategy also proposes to ban trail hunting and reform current dog breeding practices. These changes are planned to be fully implemented by the end of 2030.Key Facts
- The government plans to end puppy farming as part of a new animal welfare strategy.
- A ban on electric shock dog collars is also being considered.
- The strategy includes a proposal to ban trail hunting, which has been criticized by some rural groups.
- The RSPCA supports the strategy, especially the ban on puppy farming.
- The government will consult on the trail-hunting ban, which some say is used to circumvent the existing fox hunting ban.
- The strategy is described as "the biggest animal welfare reforms in a generation."
- Reforms will extend to farming practices, such as the use of caged hens and pig farrowing crates.
- The entire strategy is set to be implemented by the end of 2030.
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