Sentences with phrase «vulnerable native dog»
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The Pembroke Welsh Corgi was raised out of the Vulnerable Native Breeds list in 2015, following a growth of interest in Queen Elizabeth II's dogs.
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If you have time to exercise and play with a dog, though, you could do your bit to get the Miniature Bull Terrier out of the Vulnerable Native Breeds list.
Have you ever had one of the dogs in the list of Vulnerable Native Breeds of the UK?
The Skye Terrier is the second most endangered British dog in the Vulnerable Native Breeds list, as in 2015 only 43 Skye Terrier puppies were registered.
Sixteen native UK breeds are recognized as being vulnerable in the UK by the Kennel Club and are registering on average between 40 and 136 dogs per year (denoted by * asterisk).
Vulnerable Native Breeds are a group of dog breeds originating in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and identified by The Kennel Club (KC) as having annual registration numbers of 300 puppies or fewer.
The club noted in 2014 that this «is one of the most vulnerable of Britain's native dog breeds... It is estimated that there are less than 400 of the breed left in this country, making it the rarest of Britain's vulnerable native breeds, alongside the Otterhound.»
We actively campaign to: - Stop the commercialisation of our native wildlife, with present emphasis on the Kangaroo - Ban the use of 1080 poison - Ban the use of the steel jaw traps in Australia (we succeeded in having this banned in NSW and ACT in 1997)- Ban recreational hunting of all animals in NSW state forests and National Parks - Implement a no - kill policy in pounds and shelters to stop the killing of thousands of healthy cats and dogs every year - Lobby NSW councils to provide low cost desexing programs for low income carers - Abolish the farming of the Asiatic «Moon» bears in China cruelly milked for their bile - Abolish vivisection and the fur industry - Ban circuses with animals - Protect Australia's dingo by lobbying our government to recognise and protect it as a vulnerable species