It had been nearly two years in the making when The Animal Welfare (Licensing Of Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 was made on 16 April 2018, and it was only the beginning of a very uncertain process for many.
Those who breed more than two litters of pups in one year, or receive more than £1,000 payment per annum from breeding (so, almost everybody concerned, one way or the other) are caught by the legislation, and must be licensed if they are to continue. It is a criminal offence to breed outside of those parameters, without a Licence.
5 Star Breeding Licence Awarded, Again
A major change in English animal welfare law, that took effect as at 1 October 2018, required virtually all dog breeders to reconsider their future canine activities.
As an expression of our commitment to our ongoing breeding plans, and to our dogs, we invested heavily in improvements to our facilities, refined our procedures, and embraced the additional constraints the Regulations brought.
Our reward was not expected but, not only have we been granted sequential Licences by the Council, they have been 5 Star (being the very highest standard available).
We hope to continue to serve the ever expanding Brynovation Family for many years to come, welcoming back existing friends, and meeting many new ones.
Our reward was not expected but, not only have we been granted sequential Licences by the Council, they have been 5 Star (being the very highest standard available).
We hope to continue to serve the ever expanding Brynovation Family for many years to come, welcoming back existing friends, and meeting many new ones.
