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800 apply for just 11 posts at new Pets at Home store in Falmouth
Lintbells wins GrowthAccelerator’s ‘The Market Mover' award
American pet-pampering craze arrives in East Grinstead
Sales people's confidentiality put at risk when applying for jobs
Impressive line-up of exhibitors at PATS Harrogate
Canny Company products now exclusive to Vital
Vets out in force during National Microchipping Month
UK's first 'Bring Your Dog To Work Day' set to help charities
Photo competition to find Britain's best office dog
New research claims dogs enjoy going on holiday as much as their owners
New packaging for Hollings products
Wimbledon champ Andy Murray rescues dog on way to tournament
The look of a real plant without the tricky maintenance
Forward funding for Aldi and Pets at Home warehouse
Dog owners face 'off-lead' fines
Pet owners warned about flea explosion
Fluval Ceramic Duck Stone makes a perfect decor piece
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Dog owners face 'off-lead' fines

Dog owners in Bedfordshire could be fined £80 for failing to keep their pets on leads in certain areas, says the local council.

Conservative-led Central Bedfordshire Council is also considering banning dogs from some places.

The Kennel Club said it would only support the new rules if they were applied fairly and consistently.

The council, which proposes dog bans in enclosed children's play areas and multi-use game sites. said it needed to make existing rules clearer.

Councillor Budge Wells said: "We want to clear all this up so people have the right to exercise their dogs in a proper and responsible way.

"For people who don't want to have dogs near them, there are areas - such as playgrounds - where dogs will not approach them or their children."

Under the proposals, dogs will have to be on a 6.5ft (2m) lead in designated open areas including Dunstable Downs, Sharpenhoe Clappers, Totternhoe Knolls picnic site, Whipsnade Tree Cathedral and Rushmere Country Park.

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