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Polite Notice:
Membership of the British Briard Club and 100 Club Subscriptions are due January each year. Please could you send your Membership renewal form and remittance to Andy Hayward, Treasurer of the British Briard Club. Details for Andy Hayward can be found here on our committee page... Renewal and joining the 100 Club subscription? then you need to send a covering note and remittance to James Duffy, again, whose details you will find on the link below. Many thanks, The British Briard Club. Details for James Duffy and the 100 club can be found here... Many thanks for your valued support - The British Briard Club. Hello all,
We have an update on the Give a Dog a Genome project. Please check our Health page for the latest... - The British Briard Club We were recently contacted with regards to an article, an information guide if you will, on the new laws about microchipping.
We can't stress the importance and benefits behind this, but for further information on the new regulation please see details on the Vet Sure site. The link to this guide is: http://www.vetsure.com/pet-information/latest-pet-news/new-dog-microchipping-laws-need-know/ Recently the Kennel Club announced a new project named above. The K.C. Genetics centre based at the A.H.T. Newmarket has contributed £50,000 towards sequencing the entire genomes of 50 different breeds of dog, the total cost of which will be £100,000 ie.£2000 per breed. They have asked via Breed Health Co-ordinators for an equal amount of £1000 if you wish your breed to be analysed and make a significant contribution to the future of canine genetics research.
I am pleased and proud to say that the Briard has been accepted as one of the first breeds to be sequenced and the British Briard Club has contributed the necessary funds for this. The entire project is explained very well via the following link: www.aht.org.uk/gdg Updates will be posted as and when available. Please be advised that we have just been informed by The Kennel Club that as from the 1 January 2014, Briards will be in Stud Book Band B - 1st or 2nd in Open.
 "Antifreeze preparations (including screen washes) contain a substance called Ethylene Glycol (EG) that is highly toxic and kills 10,000's of domestic pets every year. People have had their food and drink spiked with it with the intent of causing death. Drinks in nightclubs have been spiked...
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