this can't be the father dog.ount set up to look like the puppy was from a family home. selling a small number of puppies born from your own pets is perfectly legal, but in order to sell large numbers of puppies, you need to be registered as a commercial breeder and have regular inspections and pay taxes on the sales. selling through social media and online auction sites allows illegal traders to set up multiple accounts. many of these claim to be selling puppies born from family pets. this seller has been linked to a network that's sold many puppies. the investigatorfrom four paws is trying to arrange a test purchase to confirm the evidence. this is a risky operation. one of the team goes ahead with a hidden camera, posing as a buyer. only once they are inside the flat and can see the puppy will the investigators and police confront the seller. with the puppy located, the rest of the team and the police close in on the flat. the seller is unable to prove where he got the puppy from so it is seized. the vets suspe

so why do guide dog users like me and kelly find ourselves between dogs?tre in warwickshire. bill has been explaining to me that the waiting lists are currently a bit longer than guidebooks would like them to be for life changing guide dogs purely for research purposes. you understand, i like to stroke puppies like bill and many, many other puppies. is this the bestjob in the world or what? this is where a guide dog puppy'sjourney begins_ before the pandemic, as many as 1500 dogs were bred here in a year. in 2020, the breeding programme shut down overnight when social distancing was introduced. it was the first time in the charity's 92 year history that the guide dog service was suspended. guide dogs show their paces along one of the centre's obstacle courses. although training techniques have changed over the years, the aim to match visually impaired people with guide dogs has not changed. and thousands of blind people who have benefited from it will agree with that. nowadays, the charity trains more assistance dogs than anyone else around the globe. litt

guide dogs.le, they're the difference between independence and isolation. she's my best friend, my constant companion, my means of independence. i couldn't imagine my life without rio. since 1931, around 36,000 guide dogs have been matched with visually impaired people. but during the pandemic, the breeding programme shut down overnight. the charity lost a third of its puppy—raising volunteers, and the guide dog service was paused... people like us are needed, so much, to help people like you. ..leaving more than 1,000 people waiting to be matched. it is really, really difficult not having the dog. practically every step you're thinking, "this is impossible. i don't know how i'm doing with this." but with around 1,100 puppies now in early training, is recovery around the corner? we are hopeful for the future, but we do need a little bit of patience for a little bit longer, as these dogs make their way through the system. we visit puppies at the national breeding centre and ask what needs to be do

dead dogs.ing sides are known puppy mills. illegal breeders came in as many dogs as possible to produce letter after litter of puppies. these puppies ultimately find their way into legal markets. in hungary most of the operations against puppy mills are initiated by charities. edina was one of the animal rescuers involved in closing down this puppy mill. edina now cares for some dogs she has rescued from the puppy mills across hungary. the recent discoveries of the farm's conditions has led to international pressure for hungary to tighten their laws. convicted puppy mill owners now face jail. in this town, the nebi have had a tipoff about an illegal puppy mill. a bad smell is coming from inside and it looking after the dogs. after several hours of waiting, the owner turns up. in 2020, pups4u sent nearly 4 million dogs to belgium, huge hub for trade. after the inspection, the nebih has done more than ten dogs with ear, skin, and eye infections. hungarian law states that if conditions lead to long

a good kind girl, so dogs of dogs, who tortured the dogs? well upbringing, really, what was going on then? well, they offered chips to the dog, she refused often you provoke them initially taught not to take food from the table at all or some strange food, so that it’s clearly not clear, yes, but they tried it with sausage and sausages there are some of the same, the result the same, okay, believed the sandwiches. she refused alexander, and there is actually such a moment only when you say the word, then she can be ready to eat everything, and before that, that is, it is really education. here are the dogs. that's the sausage you can put it right on your nose and say you can’t sit until the moment. here the word is possible and the sausage will disappear right at the same second. how can you talk about dogs. how can you do it? have you seen them? that's for sure. your. actually, my nose lies more i wonder how you trained the dog like that, because our congress you won’t even notice that it’s a husky. well, yes, there’s nothing to talk about

>> we are studying human disease and doing it through dogs so dogs live in our world.l the same diseases we do. they eat our food. they're exposed to the same environmental pollutants and have the same genes we do and have mutations that make us susceptible ia cancer or neuro muscular diseases, everything humans get, dogs get. >> it easier to study the genes in dogs than humans because for the last 200 years they've been bred to emphasize specific traits, that's why they have these distinct noses and tails and sizes from great danes to chihuahuas. so before victorian times, the dogs were the same. > all the most all the variation in the rings today all happened in the last 200 years. >> incredible that much variety. >> so it's probably going to be a small number of genes responsible for most of the major differences. >> it turns out one gene determines if a dog has cream colored hair or black. other genes determine long hair or short and her team at the nih discovered some physical traits in dogs like ear position hold surprising clues about human health. >> this was a

this restaurant serves dog food, you see dog meat. it is far from being the norm for everyone, for example, hanoi lives a person who has been trying to change his whole life attitude towards dogs among the vietnamese. he is an artist, sculptor, writer, poet, and even a boxing coach. here he is, in a golden-red robe, presiding over this beautiful ceremony, and it seems to me that you will never guess. what is this ceremony dedicated to? you are at a buddhist funeral rite, right now all these people are praying for the soul of a dead dog . and when a person dies, they perform the same ceremony, yes, absolutely the same bau xin is the first and i think the only person who actually equalized this right. human and pets and began to commemorate them such rituals we prepare an offering from fruits and flowers to cremate the dog, and the ashes are either taken by the owner or buried in the pond. after the ashes of the dog are immersed in the water, her soul begins to be reborn. she enters one of the six worlds. males, it all depends on the de

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i— is he your dog? key is not my dog, unfortunately. i would _ is he your dog?ly beautiful. he came into as a couple of years ago as a stray and was fortunate enough to be rehomed by one of our staff members, so we'll get to see percy every day, which is quite nice, and he comes in and helps out with some of the dogs that are in the centre socialising and helping them find their homes as well. ~ . . helping them find their homes as well. . ., ., ., ., helping them find their homes as well. ~ . ., , and rob. a weight loss jab has been approved for use by the nhs in england. sema—glue—tide, which gained popularity in the us, makes people feel fuller, so they eat less, as annabel rackham reports. weight loss can be a lifelong battle for some people. but now a new drug designed to help obese people has been approved for use in england. the national institute for health and care excellence says semaglutide, orwegovy, is safe, effective and affordable for the nhs. kailey wood lives in america and she's been using a similar drug to semaglutide for seven months, and has

this means that not all dogs that have been released into the wild are neutered dogs.hey are chipped in special receivers and then released back, but recently astrakhan residents have begun to notice that the number of neglected animals has become equal to the population of a small town in the regional service and veterinary medicine. they counted more than 8,000. behind this high concrete fence, among the garbage and dirt, hides who calls himself the eco shelter exactly here, as follows from the municipal contracts , all the stray dogs of astrakhan were supposed to be brought . turned out to be tightly closed , a businessman, a former deputy of the astrakhan city duma, became a defendant in a criminal case on multimillion-dollar fraud. andrey nelyudov investigators believe that it was he who was responsible for the operation of the shelter for more than a year. everyone got municipal contracts, however, according to volunteers, out of 60 million rubles. the third one is gone. absu down the drain, or rather, the owners of the shelter in the pocket of the dog hungry on

having a normal dog an ordinary dog and other thingsj dog an ordinary dog and other things you can andou? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing _ with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing that _ with you? know, we need to scorch the dogs from doing that because i the dogs from doing that because these dogs go to individual people left individual situations at their homes with the dog is used to being able to do things like that in the go to a guide dog, they do not want them to do that to make an adjustment because you changing the rules and so, good boy, it is about the dogs being able to be part of the dogs being able to be part of the family and having normal pet dog staff and they can have dogs and children but actually, we need them to focus when they are harnessing with certain equipment. the latest headlines. matt hancock is disputing claims that he rejected advice on covid—19 testing during the pandemic and it's up whatsapp messages leaked into a newspaper suggesting he was told there should be testing of all residents entering english care homes. the parents

dog.ining. when she's not learning, she's at home having fun. it means that they are in a really relaxed, comfortable home situation in the evenings and on the weekends. and they get used to, you know, in this case, living in a flat. hannah's job in digital content creation means she gets to work from home a lot. fostering is a commitment. it takes me probably half an hour to drop her off in the morning and to pick her up. so it's about an hour a day that i spend commuting to and from the training centre, which actually isn't that much. and hannah doesn't plan to stop any time soon. when i hearfrom guide dog owners who have had a guide dog and how much it changes their life, like, that is incredible. and it makes me feel really proud to have been a tiny, tiny part of that. far from playing a tiny part, guide dogs say hannah's role is vital if they're to cut waiting times. hannah knows their time together is not forever. but fosterers like her are needed to help dogs likejenny become guides

dog's nose, it doesn't matter what it is looking for , the dog is looking for that smell therefore,rch for people among the rubble, and it was with such animals that our rescuers worked as searchers when they went to turkey to eliminate the consequences of the earthquake. meanwhile, our tailed heroes laura and drive are already performing the task. they are looking for an object with a specific smell. look at what people call a different approach to the case is quite applicable to dogs, the drive makes itself known loudly when it copes with the task laura, sensing the right smell, on the contrary , freezes, there are dogs, the second one is easier to do there is an active mark to bark, there are dogs, fluores freeze and mark silently, that's why we can't force the dogs or yes or yes , we go er in this work. how is it better for a dog , intelligence, delaying saboteurs, demining on the front line, for dogs, it's also full of work, let her cook exactly before carrying out combat missions, we first train for a few months to learn to bite and we dogs learn to react to outsiders, uh, we

dogs are a hu-e were confident with dogs. dogs are a huge part— were confident with dogs.see that you have got the — very well. they want to see that you have got the space _ very well. they want to see that you have got the space for _ very well. they want to see that you have got the space for a _ very well. they want to see that you have got the space for a dog - very well. they want to see that you have got the space for a dog as - have got the space for a dog as well, _ have got the space for a dog as well, and — have got the space for a dog as well, and they also recommend having a patio— well, and they also recommend having a patio area _ well, and they also recommend having a patio area for the dog to toilet on, a patio area for the dog to toilet on. just— a patio area for the dog to toilet on, just because you never know who the dog _ on, just because you never know who the dog is— on, just because you never know who the dog is going to go to, they could — the dog is going to go to, they could go— the dog is going to go to, they could go to a flat where there is n

owners and provide what dogs need _ dog owners and provide what dogs need i_ dog owners and provideat dogs sometimes needin socialisation that dogs sometimes need in those early days, because people were not able to mix, dogs were not able to mix, so dogs cannot cope with other dogs and people, is that a factor? it cope with other dogs and people, is that a factor?— that a factor? it cannot be ruled out, we that a factor? it cannot be ruled out. we were — that a factor? it cannot be ruled out, we were told _ that a factor? it cannot be ruled out, we were told to _ that a factor? it cannot be ruled out, we were told to stay i that a factor? it cannot be ruled out, we were told to stay away l that a factor? it cannot be ruled i out, we were told to stay away from everybody _ out, we were told to stay away from everybody else. depending on your dog's— everybody else. depending on your dog's personality, the nervous ones would _ dog's personality, the nervous ones would be _ dog's personality, the nervous ones would be more nervous, the sociable ones would _ would be more nervous, the s

it was dog on adorable.i wonder if they like confuse them. i was wondering the same thing. but you know, dogs rely on their sense of smell, so i think they probably knew wait that looks like them, but that's not really them. don't you think? smells like the candle ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "on a wing and a prayer," dennis quaid. plus, start of the series "yellowjackets," lauren ambrose. and pull on your gardening gloves because we are kicking off our spring has sprung week. also the amazing lionel richie joins ryan at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" and now, here is ryan seacrest and lionel richie! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> lionel: thank you, thank yo

searches for narcotic substances , we train, we train the dog from a month, until six months , after which the training takes place every day , now aida performs one more task, it helps law enforcement officers to detain a suspected criminal, the working conditions for animals are constantly improving. if earlier four-legged animals were transported in self-made cars, now they have even allocated a comfortable place for service dogs special transport, for the first time in ukraine, the police received a unique canine car for the transportation of service dogs from the howard buffett foundation, it is desirable that it is only located in a microclimate - it is an air conditioning system that ensures comfortable movement of all four service dogs, a water tank, here is a faucet, that is, you do not need to drive yes we used to carry a water bottle with us there, because when you go, you never know how far you go. when you return and go on a call, the service dog must be rested and comfortable conditions so that when she comes to the crime scene, she can work and there is enough work for

henry, keep the dog fill. if we don't look after them, i take the wound the cake no more our dog boy young that you do not know what a dope is. in the past 2 decades, over 30000 snares have been relieved through such corporation between painted door conservation and community. but to make an even greater difference, the factors that often push people into poaching in the 1st place need to be addressed. here at the eager yana otts on crowd center, collected wire snares find new life in the hands of over 30 artists who are employed to make different artifacts. mainly for the european markets, a 3rd of the profits around $50000.00 a year goes to the artisans. the rest supports other conservation efforts for the painted dogs we making animals through at so we can look up our parents who can look up our friends who can look after our children. saw that they go to school, they go to wakes and in the make it a living they, improving livelihoods is essential for conservation efforts. but so his education, pinta dog co

he was a dog from birth .s used to the sounds of war. learned well, because there is someone who wants an example, a small one, but already with a character that's what , well, everything, everything, calm down for me, that's all, this is a friend, such a friend . he quickly joined the team and acquired a separate role in it, the dog travels with us to evacuate children, he has such a mission. well, that’s how it is. we tried it once and it turns out that when the children see the dog, he is still small , and you like some of them. this is a service police dog, a child, instantly remembers the shelling, switching his attention to the four-legged dog, not always dreaming of such a dog all his life, quietly, even a row quietly fired, i hear machine guns and plays, and when it's loud, what are you doing , of course, in the cellar and all, then yes, the evacuation was especially memorable the story of which ants in one of the districts of the city came under artillery fire, a woman and her husband who died on the

petersburg, for example, this week stray dogs attacked a passerby, and in saratov, matured dogs bit thes this happening and how unscrupulous businessmen bite into did alexei tsarevich sort out the budget? the path from home to the bus stop for ten-year-old yulia from astrakhan became a path of fear. what feelings do you have when you see fear, fear that it will happen again a few days ago, a schoolgirl was attacked by a pack of dogs, the girl fought back with a briefcase, but one of the dogs still bit through, the child’s leg is ahead of a long treatment, as soon as you get to astrakhan it becomes clear that there are problems with stray dogs in the city just a few meters from the railway building station is located here is such a pack of animals. among the garbage they are very comfortable, as you can see here are adult dogs. and more puppies. this means that not all dogs that have been released into the wild are chipped in special receivers and then released back, but recently astrakhan residents have begun to notice that the number of neglected animals is equal to the population of a

the four dogs were rescued _ of you're in. the four dogs were rescued and - of you're in.re in. the four dogs i were rescued and brought to of you're in. the four dogs - were rescued and brought to an animal rescue in germany where they gave birth to 21 puppies worth more than 2040 £2000. —— £42,000. translation: £42 , 000. translation: , ., £42,000. translation: , ., , translation: they were not used any contact — translation: they were not used any contact with _ translation: they were not used any contact with people. _ translation: they were not used any contact with people. they - any contact with people. they didn't know any sounds and the out but was also alien to them. the first time we put them on the meadow, they were completely overwhelmed. i didn't know what to do. the smuggler — didn't know what to do. the smuggler was _ didn't know what to do. the smuggler was released without charge in germany. a few days later he was caught by british water authority that he tried to smuggle more dogs into the uk, but he was released again without charge. we tried to contac

an untrained dog, a dog that's not know, people have an untrained dog , a dog that's not actually dogehaviour that people would recognise in the pet spaniel might, pet spaniel that might, that might to that the dog might cause them to that the dog is instinctively aware of something . well on the something amiss. well on the other side our charity we try and medical alert dogs. these are dogs that live with individuals that have complex health conditions such as type one diabetes or or drop attacks or non epileptic seizures. and we work very closely with clients to train dogs to be able to give them about a 5 to 10 minute warning when they're about to become seriously ill. now, there have been cases where clients come to and said, clients have come to and said, i've got a pet dog is actually showing signs of this showing signs of doing this already. we work with already. and then we work with them formalise that them to sort formalise that training easier for training and make it easier for them work on the public with them and work on the public with them and work on the public with

how to protect the wild dogs . it's an undertaking for future generations senior does work together in nuclear or live nails, hillary, kimberly, to fill if we don't look after them, i t, the wound the kid no more our dog boy young that you do not know what a dog eat. in the past 2 decades, over 30000 slaves having relieved through such corporation between painted door conservation and community. but to make an even greater difference, the factors that often push people into poaching in the 1st, please need to be addressed here at the eager yana arts and crafts center. collected wire snares find new life in the hands of over 30 artists who are employed to make different artifacts. mainly for the european markets. a 3rd of the profits around $50000.00 a year goes to the artisans. the rest supports other conservation efforts for the painter dogs with making animals through at so you can look up our parents who can look up our friends who can look after our children. saw that they go to school, they could to weeks and

after seeing this photo and finding out what kind of dog it is, it turns out that this dog is calledcared, now he is in the clinic together with orysya terletska, actually yulia radlinska two such volunteers found out that they brought this dog to the clinic, from there they brought it to the clinic, it is currently undergoing treatment , they will check whether all the necessary vaccines are available, and the dog has a wound on the neck because it was frightened, it was on a chain from the list i broke off from this chain and in general, in general, i did not tolerate this shelling well, we cannot return the people who died well, but this is still some kind of example of humanity that we can show in this case. this is a really good example that we fight for any life and we are trying to help everyone, but in fact it is a great happiness that these animals managed to survive, because looking at the ruins and what happened there well, in fact, it is something impossible, thank you, thank you very much, mr. andriy , andriy godyk, first deputy head of the lviv regional military adminis

our dog boy young. if you do not know what a dog eat. in the past 2 decades, over 30000 snares have been relieved through such cooperation between painted dog, conservation, and communities. but to make an even greater difference, the factors that often push people into poaching in the 1st, please need to be addressed here at the eager yanna arts and crafts center, collected wire snares find new life in the hands of over 30 artists who are employed to make different artifacts, mainly for the european markets. a 3rd of the profits around $50000.00 a year goes to the artisans. the rest supports other conservation efforts for the painted dogs with making animals through at so you can look up our parents who can look up our friends who can look after our children. saw that they go to school, they go to wakes and in the make it a living they, improving livelihoods is essential for conservation efforts. but so his education, pinta dog conservation is to the hosting a class from one of the 21 schools in wiley for a week on program called ega. y

an untrained dog, a dog that's not know, people have an untrained dog , a dog that's not actually dogehaviour that people would recognise in the pet spaniel might, pet spaniel that might, that might that the dog might cause them to that the dog is instinctively aware of something . well on the something amiss. well on the other side our charity we try and medical alert dogs. these are dogs that live with individuals that have complex health conditions such as type one diabetes or or drop attacks or non epileptic seizures. and we work very closely with clients to train dogs to be able to give them about a 5 to 10 minute warning when they're about to become seriously ill. now, there have been cases where clients come to and said, clients have come to and said, i've got a pet dog is actually showing signs of doing this already. we work with already. and then we work with them formalise that them to sort formalise that training easier for training and make it easier for them work on the public with them and work on the public with them and work on the public with the and things like that.

do you have a dog in your life? dogs are conceded as good companions and fiercely loyal to the others. but somewhat surprising, people consider wild dogs then to roof an unpredictable. that may be true crease, but the 14th a wild dogs actually play an important part in the ecosystems in which they leave. so conservationists in by way of fighting hard to protect one especially beautifully species formed there. this pretty pop looks like a peaceful fellow. but these species bad reputation has letty it been one of the most endangered in the world. just 130 african painted dogs live in the valley national park in north west zimbabwe. here most people only view the animals as a threat to the cattle and otherwise useless. a local and julie's working to change the perception jam up near the landline would really david cover walker is a team. if you have to pay the docks in an ecosystem, it means that your pray base is good. if you have a good pray base, it also means you know, it means your, your, your, your, your, your, y

the rest supports of that conservation efforts for the painted dogs. we're making animals through at so we can look up our parents who can look up our friends who can look after our children, saw that they go to school, they could to weeks and in the make it a living. they, improving livelihoods is essential for conservation efforts. but so his education painted doll conservation is to the hosting a class from one of the 21 schools in wiley for a week on program called eager yanna boucher. it's an opportunity for kids around the age of 11 to learn more about the printer, dogs, and the environment. what i would do is legitimate of an opportunity that otherwise limited as part of the camps activities. davie cover walker is given the children a tour of the n jules rehabilitation center. injured dogs are nursed back to health here and then released over 80, have already been rehabilitated and sent back into the wild. said danny ever, yvonne by enamel. i have learned that when painted dogs are in the wild, they mostly hunt down weaker or diseased animals, n

at one of the railway stations, an unknown and severely beaten a stray dog. now the animals are cared for by volunteers, and the prosecutor's office is looking for the perpetrators, as it should be tasteless and odorless, and the methods of smell are crystal clear from every tap. how does the federal clean water program work in the moscow region? today it has become the cause of several major accidents at once, with shots and photos from the scene of an accident, eyewitnesses are sharing on social networks, this video was filmed on novorizhskoye highway. there were more than five balashikha heavy truck, another accident involving trucks paralyzed traffic between shchyolkovo and the king on the eve of the secondary region. it seemed to be at the mercy of bad weather for several hours it was pouring heavy rain. then it turned into sleet, according to experts for the day. the snowdrifts have grown by 4 cm. due to temperature fluctuations , the roads have been covered with an ice shell, so the pedestrian zones are now being treated with reagents in russian street

this dog is not a dangerous animal, but more than 20,000 dog attacks on people or assistance dogs wereear. and the number of dangerous dogs seized has soared over the last few years. at the moment, if you've got money, you can have a dog. simple as. there's no kind of safeguards. there's no checks done. and basically, i think that's part of the problem. looking back, in retrospect, it could've been my throat. janet was attacked by two of her neighbour's dogs. pictures of her injuries at the time are too graphic to show. nearly a year on, she has to do physio and is expecting more operations on her arm. they were with their owner, so it was a big surprise and a big shock to be attacked, and i didn't realise how much damage a dog can do in seconds. just... especially you don't see it coming. dangerous dogs are a growing problem, and all too often animals are left to bite again — with little meaningful action taken against owners. danny savage, bbc news. in recent years, people around the world have lost hundreds of millions of dollars to online romance scams. one of the most lucrative of

this dog is not a dangerous animal, but more than 20,000 dog attacks on people or assistance dogs were few years. at the moment, if you've got money, you can have a dog. simple as. there's no kind of safeguards. there's no checks done. and basically, i think that's part of the problem. looking back, in retrospect, it could've been my throat. janet was attacked by two of her neighbour's dogs. pictures of her injuries at the time are too graphic to show. nearly a year on, she has to do physio and is expecting more operations on her arm. they were with their owner, so it was a big surprise and a big shock to be attacked, and i didn't realise how much damage a dog can do in seconds. just... especially you don't see it coming. dangerous dogs are a growing problem, and all too often animals are left to bite again — with little meaningful action taken against owners. danny savage, bbc news. the largest rail union, the rmt, has called off its strike action planned for next week by members at network rail, the organisation which looks after track and infrastructure. it follows a new pay offer.

you ate dog food and beat the dogs. don't be ashamed, she came to visit you.ants to eat. and you took beat her took all the food, you're not ashamed at all. i'm a cat today irina and a redbone cat are in touch with us, you can't say otherwise, lugansk hello, i'm glad to see you. tell us the story, what is left behind the scenes, what did he do? i just feed the animals and then brought a puppy, and our redheads managed to take food from him beat him a little because of this a little. i ran into him, as it were, but on the other hand , you scold the cat who took the food from the dog. i think this is how it happens. yes? please tell me what it looks like. how many people have watched the video? this is interesting video. well, how much is he like? well, give such a tricky figure. yes, simple. well, how much, as they say, let's find out. how many people have watched your video. 10 million oh yes 10 million people. this is a huge number of people, this is a bit. no, we're doing it. we we show such videos in our youtube program that's for sure. tell the story of th

and brought dog guide and she brought her dog guide dog and he's adorable. a minute welcome back . just before we welcome back. just before we came on air this morning, i spoke with a lovely lady called jill allen king, who's a blind campaigner. and she's been calling on the government to do more to the uk's guide more to tackle the uk's guide dog she came into dog shortage. she came into the studio with her mp adam studio along with her mp adam firth dog jacker, who firth and guide dog jacker, who was adorable . and started was just adorable. and i started off asking anna what the off by asking anna what the campaign is all about. so jill is an absolute southend legend . is an absolute southend legend. jill has got an mp and an obe for her work in helping people with sight problems . and i went with sight problems. and i went to her church a few weeks ago and she told me that she is about to lose jaguar , that the about to lose jaguar, that the guide dogs are going to come and take his harness away in june . take his harness away in june. and for jill, that

dogs being seized is soaring.they want to own, and i don't feel people are particularly always looking at the breed characteristics and really researching the breed. it was millimetres from my eye. it has gone through my nose and then, like, it has - kind of moved my eye across because it was| quite a big gash. lily was 17 when a three—second—long attack left her with horrendous injuries, inflicted by a dog at a friend's house which had a dangerous past she wasn't aware of. it was an ex fighting dog that had been brought over from abroad, i and that had also previously- attacked someone else as well. i would never say a dog needs to be put down if it has bit someone, - but this dog hasn't been provoked. dangerous dogs are a growing problem and all too often animals are left to bite again, with little meaningful action taken against owners. danny savage, bbc news. football now and in tonight's champions league tottenham have been knocked out of the champions league, only managing 0—0 girl against champions league,