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Pavement parking 'encouraged' by local councils

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By Emily Unia Verified, Jonathan Fagg Verified
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Half of all councils in England actively encourage parking on pavements through marked bays or signage, BBC research has found. The Local Government Association said pavement parking was one of the most complained about issues, but "councils have to balance the needs of all users". However, disability charities have said the practice makes streets harder to navigate for wheelchair users and people with limited sight.
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Weterynarze ostrzegają. "Projektowane" rasy psów mogą wykazywać więcej "niepożądanych" zachowań

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By Emily Unia Verified, Jonathan Fagg Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
"Doodle", czyli psy powstałe z krzyżowania pudla z inną rasą, stały się w ostatnich latach popularne i uchodzą za łatwe w prowadzeniu i szkoleniu. Jednak RVC powiedziało, że te psy "nie zawsze zachowują się zgodnie z oczekiwaniami, zwłaszcza w kwestii szkolenia, lękliwości i agresji". Organizacja charytatywna Dogs Trust poinformowała, że rasa nie jest "wiarygodnym wskaźnikiem" zachowania konkretnego psa, a kluczowe znaczenie mają zdrowie i socjalizacja.
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'Designer' dog owners report more problem behaviours, vets warn

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By Emily Unia Verified, Jonathan Fagg Verified
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
The Royal Veterinary College said cockapoos like Dolly were more likely to display problem behaviours when compared to poodles or cocker spaniels [BBC] Mixed-breed dogs like cockapoos, labradoodles and cavapoos are more likely to display "undesirable behaviours" than their purebred parents, according to a new study from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). "Doodle" dogs, where a poodle is crossed with a different breed, have become popular and have a reputation for being easy to handle and train.
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