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Rising star Clara shines light on muzzled dogs
Jollyes encourages job seekers to take pets to interviews
Big designer brands arriving at Just for Pets
PATS ‘show dog’ wins championship prize
Pet store opens its first concession at garden centre
Pet genetics brand launches ‘behaviour insights’ feature
Growing pet firm set to move into bigger premises
The Innocent Hound unveils exciting Christmas range
Chuckit! introduces Eco Fetch toy range
Paleo Ridge expands Classic Range with boneless meals
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Pet experts reveals how to stop dogs from destructive habits
Canine safety in the spotlight at Garden Centre Expo
Independent retailers cautiously welcome Employment Bill consultation
Personalised pet bauble in aid of Blue Cross UK
Teenage agility star feeds his dogs on CSJ
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Award-winning retailer reveals secrets of success
Pets Choice acquires five brands from PetLife International
PATS 2024 smashes attendance record
New pet category launched by Wolf & Badger
More pet firms should consider apprenticeship schemes
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Canine safety in the spotlight at Garden Centre Expo

 

A leading canine first aid trainer gave a special talk on the subject at the Garden Centre Expo this week.

 

Rachel Bean, who travels the world teaching the iPET Network qualification in canine first aid which she wrote, appeared as part of a Pet Industry Federation's drive to get more garden centre workers clued up on the safety side of being more dog friendly.

Rachel said: "This is such a huge event, and I'm really proud to be using my skills to help spread awareness of this important issue.

"So many places are now dog friendly which is so wonderful, and we believe that all of these venues should have someone on sight that can save a life if needed."

The Garden Centre Expo 2024 enabled business professionals to make strong and valuable connections for the future development of garden retail – from start-ups, small and growing businesses to large organisations, both groups and independents.

The event combined an exhibition with a carefully designed conference programme, helping companies to drive business growth through effective product selection, sustainability, innovation and technology.

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