Dog Law UK

WHELDON LAW

Wheldon Law Experts in DOG LAW UK with a proven record of successfully defending clients and saving their dogs from destruction. We have an intimate knowledge of this complex area of law and work closely with a dedicated team of expert veterinary surgeons, animal behaviourists and barristers to ensure the best possible outcome for owners and their dogs.
We are available to advise and assist at all stages of the proceedings and can offer representations for clients at the police station, the magistrate's court and the crown court.Representation at the police station is usually free of charge and legal aid is often available for the court proceedings although this is subject to means-testing.
FOR HELP IN ALL DOG LAW UK MATTERS Call to arrange a FREE 15 MINUTE CONSULTATION please telephone TINA HAY or ANDREW HARMAN on 01442 242 999.
Website : Wheldonlaw.co.uk

Areas of Law:

Criminal law
Dog Law

Recent Cases:

Mr A – our client’s three American bulldogs were seized by police who believed them to be pit bull terriers View details: After a trial where complex and competing evidence was given by two veterinary surgeons and one police expert the defendant was acquitted and his dogs released
Miss S – pleaded guilty to an offence under s3 of the Dangerous Dogs Act and a further offence of breaching a control order imposed in respect of her bull mastiff dog. View details: Her dogs had escaped from the house without a muzzle or lead and had then attacked another dog and bitten two people who tried to break up the fight. Miss S was fined and her dog returned to her with conditions regarding it’s future control.
Mr A – was found not guilty of being the owner of a dog that was dangerously out of control and caused injury View details: . It was alleged that his dog had jumped up at a child and then bitten her as she tried to run away. The court found that she had not been bitten and that her apprehension of being injured was not reasonable
Miss B – pleaded guilty to owning a pit bull terrier View details: The police opposed the dog being returned to her but the magistrates were persuaded that the dog posed no risk to the public and ordered it to be returned to her with conditions for it’s future control.
Mr W – pleaded guilty to owning a pit bull terrier and a further charge of being the owner of a dog that was dangerously out of control. View details: The court was persuaded to make a contingent destruction order allowing the dog to return home subject to conditions
Miss R – successfully appealed against a destruction order made against her pit bull terrie View details: Details not available.
Miss V – successfully appealed against a destruction order made against her pit bull terrier View details: Details not available.

Awards and Accreditations:

Police Station accreditation (PSQ)
Magistrates Advocacy Accreditation (MCQ)
Duty Solicitor Accreditation (CLAS)
Specialist Quality Mark - 3 Criminal contracts (SQM)
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Contact Info:

11-13 Alexandra Road, Hemel Hempstead,
HERTFORDSHIRE
HP2 5BS

01442 242 999

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Dog Law UK

WHELDON LAW

Areas of Law:

Criminal law

Dog Law

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