Your Dog
Use attributes for filter ! | |
Google books | books.google.com |
---|---|
Originally published | 1996 |
Authors | John Cree |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2972646 |
About Your Dog
Most dog owners will at some stage experience difficulty in training or controlling their dogs. This illustrated guide aims to provide the practical means to remedy undesirable behaviour in dogs and to prevent minor misdemeanours from developing into long-term habits. . . .
Could a dog DNA database tackle fouling in Edinburgh?
... " You would be obliged to bring Your Dog, a DNA swab would be picked up from the dog and recorded on the database, and then if there could be a team of wardens searching for dog foul they would pick it up, take a test from it and hopefully track it down...
American bully XL owners can register dogs for exemptions in England and Wales
... " This includes applying for a certificate of exemption if you want to keep Your Dog and ensuring they are muzzle trained by the end of the year, as Your Dog will need to be muzzled and on a lead in public after 31 December 2023...
American bully XLs added to list of banned dogs in England and Wales
... If Your Dog is less than one year old on 31 January 2024, it must be neutered by 31 December next year...
American bully XLs would not be culled, says chief vet
... " Your Dog will need to be neutered...
Dog saved woman from man hired by ex to kill her
... Jones said: " I wanted to give Your Dog a kiss...
Heat-health alert in force as parts of UK to hit 30C
......
Nicola Bulley: We are going through hell, says partner
... You cannot, you cannot walk Your Dog down a river and just vanish into thin air...
Myanmar: 'If I get the first shot, I will kill you son'
... " It is because Your Dog leaders are unfair so we have to fight...
Heat-health alert in force as parts of UK to hit 30C
By Charley AdamsBBC News
An amber heat-health alert has come into force as some parts of the UK are forecast to hit 30C in The Coming days.
The amber warning, which indicates high temperatures could affect all ages and impact the health service, is in place across eastern and southern England, as well as in The Midlands .
It will be 5C to 10C above normal June weather this weekend, say forecasters.
The alert, issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), was escalated from yellow to amber on Thursday.
Fire services have issued warnings about wildfires and urged people to be " vigilant" this weekend.
Thursday was the hottest day of the year So Far , according to the Met Office .
Parts of south-east and north-east England, as well as The Midlands , are due to experience temperatures of 28C to 30C on Saturday, say BBC forecasters.
" Most areas will also notice an increase in how humid it is too, which will lead to some warm nights, " said BBC meteorologist Matt Taylor , adding that there was a chance of " some sporadic torrential thunderstorms".
He Said with " very dry ground" there was a risk of localised flooding where torrential downpours occur.
The temperatures this weekend will be a " big leap" for some eastern areas of the country where it has been cooler recently, added Mr Taylor.
He also noted that air quality would deteriorate over the weekend due to south-east winds coming off The Continent .
A less severe yellow alert, which advises people to check on vulnerable family and friends, is in place for the north of England and London.
A Met Office yellow warning for thunderstorms is also in place for all of Wales and large parts of southern England from 14:00 BST until 21:00 on Saturday.
This could mean disruption to travel, power cuts and some localised flooding from the heaviest showers.
During the period of hot weather, the UKHSA advises people to:
The UKHSA said it was difficult to predict the exact impact of The Higher temperatures on the health service, but that there would be additional need from vulnerable groups who suffer in The Heat .
This includes people over 65, those with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions and children.
Andy Cole , The Assistant chief fire officer from Dorset and Wiltshire Fire Service, urged people to be " vigilant" this weekend and avoid using disposable barbecues or starting campfires.
There was a " record number" of wildfires Last Year , He Said , adding that Dorset and Wiltshire saw a " roughly 400% increase" compared to the year before, with 911 recorded.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4 's Today programme, Mr Cole said wildfires were " extremely dangerous" and could take a lot of resources from The Fire service.
Fire crews across the UK are being trained in, from Southern Europe and the US, to tackle wildfires.
Climate Change is making heatwaves in the UK more likely and more extreme.
Last Year was the UK's warmest ever - Coningsby , in Lincolnshire, reached a record 40. 3C on 19 July.
The UKHSA expects heatwaves are " likely to occur more often, be more intense and last longer in The Years and decades ahead".
The new colour-coded alert system, launched last week, is run by the UKHSA and the Met Office and is aimed at reducing illness and deaths among The Most vulnerable.
There is one further alert, Not Yet issued, representing The Most serious risk. The Red Alert means there is a significant risk to life even for healthy people and a severe impact is likely across all sectors.
Individuals can sign up to receive alerts directly, and people can specify which region they would like to receive alerts for.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com