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Code Of Practice For The Tethering Of Animals

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There are also Codes of Practice that may be developed and put in place by individual businesses or organisations. Agreeing to follow or abide by these may be a condition of employment or You may be required to comply with this code if you intend to tether animals. Tethering is defined Private Keeping of Cats Legislation as the securing of an animal to an anchor point to confine it to a designated area. This code Any person who keeps animals, or who causes or knowingly permits animals to be kept, shall not attend to them unless he has access to all relevant statutory welfare codes relating to the

Legislation and Government Codes of Practice

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Section 14 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 states: 14 (1) The appropriate national authority may issue, and may from time to time revise, codes of practice for the purpose of providing practical This Code of Practice was updated with the assistance of the Animal Welfare Network for Wales. The Welsh Government is grateful to the Network for their time and expert recommendations. Guidance Code of practice for the welfare of horses, ponies, donkeys and their hybrids This document provides advice on owning a horse, pony, donkey or hybrid.

The Welfare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2000 (S.I. 2000 No. 1870) Regulation 10, provides that: Any person who employs or engages a person to attend to Standards for the care and accommodation of animals required by the Animals (Scientific) Procedures Act 1986 and advice on how to comply with the standards.

The BHS recognises that tethering is not the ideal way of keeping a horse, but if done correctly it can be an effective it can be an effective short-term solution. There are acceptable standards of tethering that are

This Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals is based on the knowledge and technology available at the time of publication, and may need to be varied in the light of future knowledge Code of Practice for the Welfare of Horses, Ponies, Donkeys and Their Hybrids Presented to Parliament pursuant to section 15 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 The ACT Government is seeking feedback on the Draft Code of Practice for the Welfare of Dogs in the ACT to ensure it meets community expectations.

Preface This code is designed for everyone involved in the holding and care of dogs and cats for boarding. By adhering to the code, people involved in the animal boarding industry

Code of Practice: Animals

The Code specifies the requirements for tethering dogs, sheep, goats, cattle, donkeys and horses. Birds and cats must not be tethered under any circumstances. The restraint of sows by neck Code of Practice for the Responsible Breeding of Animals with Heritable Defects that Cause Disease ‘This Code aims to educate animal breeders how to best minimise or avoid the

Part 3.4 of the Code of Practice for the Housing and Care of Laboratory Mice, Rats, Guinea Pigs and Rabbits — minimum standards of care, housing and welfare. A tether significantly restricts an animal’s movement, prevents expression of natural behaviours, limits their interactions with animals and people, and limits animals from exercising. Tethering

Click here to view the steps. Credible guidelines on animal welfare Codes of Practice are intended to promote sound management and welfare practices through recommendations and Section 14 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 states: also Codes 14 (1) The appropriate national authority may issue, and may from time to time revise, codes of practice for the purpose of This code outlines the welfare needs for animals undergoing all stages of wildlife rehabilitation.

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Appendix B: tethering A suitability of the animal 1. Not all animals are suitable for tethering. 2. Young animals under two years old should not be tethered. 3. Pregnant animals Code of Practice for the Private Keeping of Dogs Code of Practice for the Private Keeping of Cats Code of Practice for the Tethering of Animals (Revision 2) Approved obedience training These guidelines provide information to improve good welfare practices and encourage the considerate treatment of horses. The Code of Practice for the Welfare of Horses (Revision 1)

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This Victorian Code of Accepted Farming Practice for the Welfare of Poultry (Revision 2) is based on the Australian Model Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals that was prepared by the A Scientific Committee review of priority animal welfare issues for the species being addressed provided valuable information to the Code Development Committee in developing Home Livestock and animals Animal Welfare Victoria Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act Victorian codes of practice for animal welfare Code of Practice for the Private Keeping of Cats

Legislation and Government Codes of Practice Legislation There are two main pieces of legislation that relate to companion animal ownership in Victoria: The Domestic Animals Act

You must comply with this code if you intend to operate a dog or cat boarding establishment. This code sets standards for the care and management of dogs and cats at these establishments, This code is made under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 and applies to all welfare of goats which is institutions breeding and using such animals for research, testing and teaching. The primary This Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals in Hunting (Revision Number 1) was issued by a notice published in the Government Gazette on 17 March 2005 under Section 7 of the

The Code of recommendations for the welfare of goats, which is made under Section 3 (1) of the Agriculture (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1968 and approved by

Code of practice for the tethering of animals / Animal Welfare Victoria

Summary This Code outlines the principles that everyone involved in the keeping and selling of animals through pet shops must use to protect the welfare of the animals in their

This Code of Practice contains standards for the care and accommodation of animals at licensed breeder, supplier and user establishments in accordance with section 21 of the Animals • Tethering is defined as the securing of an animal to an anchor• Tethering is regarded as a temporary method of restraint.

This Code, comprising paragraphs 1 to 165, which has been prepared following consultation, is issued pursuant to sections 14 & 16 of the Animal Welfare Act 2006 which allows the National