
Dogs Today Magazine has just published a major feature on the birth of the Union of Good Dog People — and you can read the entire issue free online.
The article explores why the Union was created, the growing grassroots support behind it, and the urgent questions surrounding the Innate Health Assessment (IHA) and its potential impact on British dog breeds.

Read the issue here:
https://free2read.dogstodaymagazine.co.uk/dogstoday_3771
Featured in this issue
This packed edition includes:
• Why the long face? – 67 breeds at risk from the IHA
• The Union of Good Dog People – Let’s end puppy farming without harming ethical breeders
• Greyhound racing – The finish line is closer in Wales
• Sarah Fisher touched so many – Victoria Stilwell celebrates her life
• Pass it on! – You can’t give your dog flu
• No mascara advised – Remembering Jilly Cooper and Betty
• Bomb-proof dogs – The importance of positive training
• The great merle debate – Poison dapple or pretty harmless?
• Close to a million reasons – Jack’s Giant Journey
• Hair of the dog – Dog fashion gets a positive spin
• Dog Crush – The White Swiss Shepherd
A movement gaining momentum
The feature explains how the Union of Good Dog People has rapidly grown into a national grassroots movement bringing together breeders, owners, trainers and dog lovers who believe that:
- Ethical, home-raised puppies are the best protection against puppy farming
- Britain’s native breeds deserve preservation and recognition
- Good breeders should be supported, not pushed out by blunt policy tools

In just weeks, thousands of people have joined the Union to stand up for better welfare, better breeding, and a better future for dogs.
Read it and share it
If you care about the future of dogs, please read the article and pass it on.
The more people who understand what ethical breeders actually do — and why they matter — the stronger the movement becomes.
👉 Read the free issue here:
https://free2read.dogstodaymagazine.co.uk/dogstoday_3771
And if you support the mission, share the link and tell others about the Union of Good Dog People.



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