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Rescue Centres Reducing Kennel Stress
One of the problems of keeping dogs in kennels is that the noise and confined space can often lead to Kennel Stress and the presence of members of the public only makes the situation worse, when many dogs display behaviour patterns that may be totally opposite their true character.
Five of Jerry Green Dog Rescue’s centres have changed the way in which they match dogs and new owners. To try to improve life for the dogs in our care, we have restricted access to our kennels at our centres at Northants, East and North Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Suffolk. At the same time, we have worked very hard to improve the way in which we match our dogs with new owners. We discuss owners’ requirements and experience very carefully to seek the ideal match before introducing suitable dogs in a low-stress environment, away from the actual kennels.
In the 12 months since this programme started, we have seen a real reduction in the stressed behaviour displayed by our dogs, as well as improved standards of rehoming, all in all a great result. So, if you visit one of these centres, please allow yourself time to talk with our staff; selecting your new pet is as important to us as it is to you and we want to get it right.
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