Legislation Flashcards

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How many prices of legislation does the animal welfare act of 2006 consolidate

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Over 20

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What does the animal welfare act 2006 not apply to

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Feral or embryonic forms

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What power does the animal welfare act have

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Power to create secondary legislation and codes of practice (updates)

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How is the animal welfare act good for owners

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Provides guidance / duty of care (England only - Scotland & wales have their own)

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What are the 5 welfare needs

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The need for a suitable environment
The need for a suitable diet
The need to be able to exhibit normal behaviour patters
The need to be housed with, or apart from, other animals
The need to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease

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Environment

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Stables, fields, tanks can be different within species

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Behaviour

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What’s normal (restricted in practice), box rest, needs, enrichment

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Codes of practice

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Welfare needs produced by DEFRA to provide owners with info.
Can be used in court as evidence
Welcomed by RSPCA

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Diet

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Suitable food, water, life stages, medicine, species and individual specific

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Companionship

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Social, with or without company, bond

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Health

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Medication, pain, suffering, injury, disease, monitor

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If any of 5 needs aren’t met

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A person is committing an offence

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Offences examples

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Suffering, poisoning, animal fighting, not meeting welfare needs, under 16, obstruction of an officer

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What are the fines/penalties and bans on offences

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5 year prison, ban on owning pets, up to £20,000
Tougher penalties for neglect/cruelty

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Minimum age for owning a pet

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Was 12 now 16

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What animal mutilations have been banned

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Tail docking, ear cropping

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When animals are in distress what can inspectors or constable do

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Enter premise
Alleviate suffering
Take possession
Humane destruction - kill

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Court powers in relation to possessed animals

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Specified treatments to be administered
Possession given to a specified person
Sold to foster or rescue
Humane destruction - kill

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Animals sold as pets regulations (pet shops) PET ANIMALS ACT 1951

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License displayed
Council are responsible for enforcing the law
Inspect 5 welfare needs, ethical sources, population
SOP (standard operating procedure)

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Boarding of animals
ANIMAL BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT ACT 1963

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License
Suitable accommodation
Suitable diet, bedding
Exercise
Visited regularly
Register all animals
SOP
Prevention of disease

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How many dogs and how many cats can one person be in charge of

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15 dogs
20 cats

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Staff insight

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At least 1 on premisises

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Out of hours check

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6pm - 8am
Minimum of one check

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Breeding and sale of dogs
BREEDING OF DOGS ACT 1991
BREEDING AND SALE OF DOGS WELFARE ACT 1999

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License
Have to see mother
Breeder responsible for chips and vaccines
More than 3 bitches
One litter per 12 months
Council enforce license

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Hobby breeders
Don’t need license One litter a year Profit more than 1000 need a license
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Breeding of dogs
Bitch can be as young as 1year - 18 months 4-6 litters in life time up to 8 years old Only allowed 1-2 ceasarian Breeding records to be kept
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Lucy’s law (APRIL 6th 2020)
Ban of third party sales of puppies and kittens under 6months old See mother / litter Beware of fake mums Going to premises Research breeder Full record of vaccines and chips Shouldn’t be under 8 weeks
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Hiring out horses RIDING ESTABLISHMENT ACT1964 Riding schools, trekking, horse hire, pony and donkey rides
Welfare needs SOP veterinary inspections Public liability insurance Mares in foals 6-8 months Records
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Performing animals (film/TV) PERFORMING ANIMALS REGULATION ACT 1925
DEFRA and local authorities responsible License Police,vets and council can enter premises Welfare needs SOP
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Finns law (2019)
To protect service animals Any animals working in line of duty
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Brexit and pet travel (jan 2021) Dog cats and ferrets
Pet passport no longer valid Microchip Valid rabies vaccination Animal health certificate Tapeworm treatment
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Tapeworm treatment for pet travel
within 5 days of travelling but not last 24hours within 5 days before coming back (if away for more than 5 days) Signed by vet
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Rabies treatment when travelling
21 days before travel must be at least 12 weeks old Singed by vet
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Animal health certificate when travelling
Need one everytime you travel to EU Get 10 days before travel valid for 4months so long as you don’t return
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Travelling with more than 5 animals
Proof required as it should be for event reasons only Pet should not arrive more than 5 days before you
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Quarantine
Segregation of animals to limit disease Require for cats, dogs and other rabies susceptible animals
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Travel and quarantine - horses
Export health certificates (EHC) issued by DEFRA testing for absence of certain diseases Horse passport Government issued travel ID export license (DEFRA) insurance docs Vaccine docs Customs declaration form Holding area under vet supervision
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Animals act 1971
Covers liability for damage caused by animals Damage, death and injury to people, livestock and property If animal injuries/worries livestock - farmer may protect their stock Your dog = your liable Vets liable for your pet if in practice
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List of Dangerous dog acts 1991 (amended in 1997)
Dogo Argentino Fila brasileiro Pit bull terrier Japanese tosa American bull dog (XL) end of 2023
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Rules for ownership of DDB
notify police of ownership Certificate of exemption Dog Covered by 3rd party liability insurance Must be kept on lead and muzzled in car and public places In company of someone over 16 Can’t sell, exchange, give away or abandon Can’t breed from them
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Certificate of exemption for DDB
Obtained when dog has been neutered and identified with microchip
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Animal scientific procedures act 1986
Regulates use of animals in UK Applies only to vertebrae 3 seperate licenses needed Most adhere to 3 r/s of research License may be revoked at anytime Reuse Quality of life
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Animal health act
Prevent spread of serious diseases Cat curfew Muzzled/leads on dogs Banned from certain areas Slaughter (FMD/rabies) Power of entry and compulsory testing
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DEFRA
Department of Environmental Food and Rural Affairs
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Which year is the welfare of animals transport order
2006
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Which act protects service animals
Finns law 2019
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Under which regulation does the breeding and sale of dogs come under
Animal welfare (licensing of activities involving animals) England regulation 2018
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What is the term duty of care defined as in relation to the animal welfare act
An obligation to ensure that all welfare needs of an animal are met
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What must a dog require when travelling to NI or European Union
Tapeworm treatment Microchip Vaccinations
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When did the UK leave the EU
2016
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When did we stop using pet passport
2021
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What type of country is the uk now classed as when it comes to EU pet travel
“Part II listed” third country
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Shortest amount of time an adult dog can travel to the EU after having rabies vaccination (cats dogs ferrets)
21 days
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Minimum age a dog/cat/ferret can receive rabies vac
12 weeks
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What time frame should animal health certificate be issued if travelling to EU
10 Days before travelling
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Animal welfare sentencing ——
Act 2021
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Animal welfare (licensing of activities involving animals) ——
Regulation 2018
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Animal welfare service animal — —
Act 2019 (Finns law)
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Animals ——
Act 1971
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Dangerous dogs — —
Act 1991 (amendment in 1997]
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Animals scientific procedures ——
Act 1986
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Animal health ——
Act 1981
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Veterinary surgeon ——
Act 1966
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The control of dogs ——
Order 1992
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Microchipping of dogs ——
Regulation 2015
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The equine indentification ——
Regulation 2018
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Microchipping of cats and dogs ——
Regulation 2023
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Rules of owning a DDG
Can’t sell/trade/swap/abandon/rehome Kept on lead and muzzled in public Can’t breed from (must be neutered) Certificate of exemption on them at all times Microchipped 3rd party insurance Police need to be informed Must be over 16
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3 licenses needed by researches before any procedures involving animals can begin
Project license Premises license Personal license
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What date next year should all cats be microchipped
10th June 2024