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Prof Westgarth speaks to The Guardian Today podcast about the rise in dog attacks
Thousands of dogs have been killed unnecessarily due to misguided ideas about breeds
Understanding dog bites and how to prevent them- podcast summarizing University of Liverpool research into bite prevention
DAW 2022
Dog Awareness Week 2022 - Video This year dog awareness...
International survey about perceptions of dog behaviour
CALLING ALL ADULTS TO TAKE PART IN AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY ABOUT PERCEPTIONS OF DOG BEHAVIOUR James Oxley is a PhD student in the department of Livestock and One Health at the University of Liverpool and together with his supervisors (Dr Carri Westgarth and...
FREE Family Activities THIS SUMMER from DOGS TRUST
The Dogs Trust are offering you a brilliant opportunity for your children to come and get involved in a great 90 minute workshop all for free.. With fun dog related games and activities, all about being responsible and safe around dogs, its going to be fur faced fun...
Letterbox guard/cage: Should all dog owners have one?
Letterbox guard/cage: Should all dog owners have one? James A. Oxley1, Sara Owczarczak-Garstecka1, Jamie McGovern2, Anna Baggott3 and Carri Westgarth1. 1 Department of Livestock and One health, University of Liverpool, Cheshire, UK. 2 Royal Mail/CWU Greater...
New book explores how to be a happier, healthier dog owner
A University of Liverpool researcher is empowering dog lovers to find health and happiness with the help of their pets.
New review on dog bite management and prevention.
Dog bites are a public health problem in England (and worldwide) with over 8,000 hospital admission being reported in 20181.
MDSP supports the “Sketch4Postie” dog safety campaign
The current pandemic crisis has put huge strain on us all. Many of our frontline CWU colleagues working in Royal Mail, Parcel force, BT and open reach are key workers who now face an increased…
HELP FIGHT COVID-19 BY STAYING SAFE AROUND DOGS
The spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus has resulted in the UK government introducing social distancing measures since the 23rd March 2020.
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