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London Pet Show attracts more than 20,000 visitors
Eden Project allows dog access for the first time
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New DNA testing scheme for beagles
Grooming school wins national accolade
Breed health survey for English Springers
Dangerous Dogs Act should be renamed Dangerous Owners of Dogs Act, says solicitor
Vets echo MPs' call for dog control notices
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Eden Project allows dog access for the first time



Dogs are being allowed access to the Eden Project for the first time this weekend…

Only registered assistance dogs had been allowed into the world-renowned visitor attraction but due to popular demand the owners have decided to relax the rules for this weekend only.

Eden’s Operations Director Ian Williams said: “Lots of visitors have asked us if we would consider letting dogs in. We will see how Dog Weekend at Eden goes and how it is well received by dog owners and general visitors and will then make a call on whether we have more dog days in the future.”

Dog owners can take their animals into the Eden Project at no extra charge, to enjoy the miles of paths within the former china clay quarry but they won’t be allowed in the Biomes or other undercover areas.

Dog litter bins and drinking water will be provided, and there will be activities including a display by a police dog-handler.

“We’ve always aimed to be dog friendly by providing shaded parking shelters in four car parks,” said Ian. “The shelters in Orange car park have a water tap, and stewards supply water to the other three car parks, Melon, Cherry and Lemon.”

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