Function: noted in artistry of the Renaissance as a companion to the royal and wealthy Lively little dog, with eyes alert and full of expression. for: Families, Allergy Sufferers, Elderly Less than 30 cm, smallness being highly desirable.Under the white coat dark pigment is preferred. Black, blue or beige markings are often found on the skin. Fine and silky with corkscrew curls. Fine, silky, with softNeither flat nor corded, and measuring 7-10 cm Appearance: Toy dog standing less than 30cm tall. Ears coated and hang to the side of the head. Government Laws regarding the management of cat breeding establishments apply to many smaller scale cat breeders as well as large commercial breeders.The definition of a breeding establishment was changed in January 2012, to maximize the number of breeders required to register with local councils and comply with the mandatory Code of Practice for the Operation of Breeding and Rearing Businesses (Revision 1).

Registration enables councils to inspect businesses regularly, to ensure they meet the minimum standards for animal welfare outlined in the Code.The law requires breeders to register as a breeding domestic animal business if they have three or more fertile female cats AND they sell cats (whether a profit is made or not).This does not affect the number of desexed animals an owner may have (as long as owners comply with any local council requirements regarding excess animal permits)The exemption for this registration as a domestic animal business is if the breeder belongs to an applicable breeding organisation that requires its members to operate in accordance with a Code of Ethics. Ny Mets Ticket Donation RequestView a list of current applicable organisations.House For Sale On Soudan Ave TorontoBreeders who belong to one of these organizations will be regarded as domestic animal businesses, and required to register with their local council, if they have 10 or more fertile female cats.Chiweenie Puppies For Sale Tennessee

This change reduces the exemptions from regulations for small breeders who belong to specific applicable organisations who are breeding and selling dogs or cats and have 3 or more, but less than 10, fertile female cats. The change means that they are only exempt from the requirement to register as a domestic animal business (DAB), and from complying with the mandatory Code of Practice for the Operation of Breeding and Rearing Businesses, if they have less than 10 animals and no more than 2 are not registered with an AO. 9 fertile females, or more than 2 NOT registered with an AO, means the business will be regarded as a DAB and must register with council and comply with theIn 2012 the Government significantly increased penalties associated with breeding establishment offences. Under the Domestic Animals Act 1994 (DAA), breeding and rearing businesses that are not registered as a domestic animal business (DAB) with their council, can be fined to a maximum penalty of $88,566.

A domestic animal business not operating in line with the relevant mandatory Code of Practice can be fined to a maximum penalty of $88,566.In relation to acts of cruelty towards animals, the maximum penalty for cruelty is $88,566 under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 (POCTAA), with possible jail time of up to 12 months. The penalty for aggravated cruelty is double the above penalty and jail time.The courts are able to ban illegal operators from participating in the breeding industry; as well as keeping, selling, owning or caring for cats or dogs for up to 10 years.Penalty units (1 penalty unit = $147.61)Offense amount (until 30 June 2015) Domestic Animals Act 1994 (DAA)Non registration of domestic animal business (body corporate)Non compliance with code of practice (body corporate) Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 (POCTAA)In response to council calls for increased powers to deal with breeding businesses, the legislation has been amended to give councils and RSPCA inspectors the ability to apply for court orders to seize animals from non-compliant and unregistered breeding

To allow traceability of sellers of pets, it is an offence to advertise the sale of a dog or cat unless the microchip identification number of the animal is included in the advertisement or notice.A registered domestic animal business may use its Council business registration number as an alternative.Read more about this requirement.please contact your local council.After the last with four (4) dog field trials, solo and hand slips permissible. Tickets must be purchase prior to Race 9. Maiden and Puppies - 4 Dog fields only are conducted first. Papers must be produced. Solo, slips, field trials  follow Maiden and Puppy trials. Tickets on sale from 5.30 - 7.30pm. Announcement regarding finish on trials at Gosford available here Solo, slip, field trials. Tickets are on sale from 7.30 - 9.00am Field Trials (4 dogs) $6.00 per greyhound Solo/ Handslips $11 per greyhound Wednesday and Friday $5.00 for extra greyhound.376 PETS RESCUED SO FAR Support our Rescue Pets

Subscribe to our 'FREE' Newsletter! Stay up to date with Pet advice & our latest special offers.J-Lo, Rihanna and Beyonce will be looking for love on the Central Coast this Valentine’s weekend. These purr-fect partners will be taking part in a pet-dating event, featuring moggies and more.The gorgeous girls (named after the famous singers by staff at the RSPCA animal shelter in Somersby) will be up for adoption — along with a menagerie of other animals including guinea pigs and rabbits — at Petbarns across the coast.The RSCPA animal shelter in Somersby is teaming up with Petbarn to partner up pets with loving owners.The aim of the event is to rehome as many animals as possible through pet adoption in partnership with the RSPCA NSW.“We’re inviting locals to go on a date and potentially save a life by participating in this, our first ever national pet dating event,” said Petbarn West Gosford manager Colleen Sherring. “Throughout the day, customers will be able to ‘speed date’ with prospective feline mates.”

If Central Coast locals do find a perfect match they will be able to go through the pet adoption process in-store on the day.All pets will be desexed, vaccinated and micro-chipped before being brought into store for adoption. Steve Coleman, CEO from RSPCA NSW, encourages locals to be involved.“RSPCA NSW is extremely appreciative of the support of Petbarn and its customers who help us find fur-ever homes for our animals through our adoption capsules in many of the stores around NSW,” Steve said.“Placing our animals in high-traffic locations, such as Petbarn stores, really helps them get adopted and we hope to see as many of them as possible find new homes thanks to this initiative.”The adoption drive will be taking place at Petbarn stores in West Gosford, Tuggerah and Charmhaven. PREVIOUS STORY: Adopt a more unusual pet <..au/maps?q=petbarn west gosford&ll=-33.42338,151.319683&spn=0.001912,0.004128&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&hq=petbarn&hnear=West Gosford New South Wales&t=m&fll=-33.42338,151.319683&fspn=0.001912,0.004128&z=19&output=embed.)