Poor breeding practices affect the physical and emotional health of your pet dogs
Use your buying power to demand better health and welfare 
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Our Aims
To promote humane behaviour towards animals by providing and supporting initiatives to improve dog welfare related to:
a) genetic and breed related health, breeding, rearing and selling practices; and
b) to inform the general public about irresponsible dog breeding in order to make them aware of the potential impact on their dogs' health and welfare
a) genetic and breed related health, breeding, rearing and selling practices; and
b) to inform the general public about irresponsible dog breeding in order to make them aware of the potential impact on their dogs' health and welfare
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Promoting the breeding of sound, healthy dogs.
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Together we can improve the welfare standards of dog breeding in the UK.
Achieving Our Aims by:
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We are offering these recordings from the October 2017 Symposium free for a limited time. Please consider a donation to DBRG using the Donate button below. We need your support to enable us to continue our work.
Dr Clare Rusbridge
When bad becomes normal: Welfare problems related to conformation View Video When bad becomes normal: Inherited disease View Video |
Providing information on breed-related genetics and welfare via the 'Dog Breed Health' website
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Promoting the Standard for Dog Breeding
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Promoting the widespread use of the RSPCA/AWF Puppy Contract and Puppy Information Pack (PIP)
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Providing a Guide to Finding the Right Dog
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Dogs are for life. Think carefully. Choose wisely. Love deeply.
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies
