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THE KENNEL CLUB LAUNCHED THE
‘DOMINO’ CAMPAIGN AT CRUFTS 2001 AND ASKS
"HOW WILL IT EFFECT
YOU?"
 The Kennel Club and other concerned dog lovers further raised the publics’
awareness regarding the plight of dogs currently being persecuted around the world by
launching their ‘Domino Campaign’
 The name DOMINO refers to the Domino Effect –
the way that anti-dog legislation appears to be sweeping the globe, having a knock on
effect from country to country, dog to dog.
Below are some personal photographs,
for more information visit the DOMINO website
Downing
Street Visit
 Theresa
Villiers (MEP) organised a trip to 10 Downing Street for dog owners and MEPs' to hand in a
protest letter to Tony Blair asking him not to support moves introduced by a number of EU
countries to introduce legislation regarding specific breeds of dogs.
A very busy London street full of grey suited commuters, with long faces was soon
transformed to smiling faces with people stopping for cuddles, pats & licks.
After Downing street, all the dogs went to the Houses of Parliament which involved a
journey over several roads, all dogs behaved impeccably not putting a paw out of place.
There were various breeds represented including 3 Staffordshire Bull Terriers, 2 Bull
Terriers, 1 Bullmastiff, 1 Mastiff, 1 Anotolian, 1 Rottie as well as 1 Border Terrier who
was along for the ride and to help support his Stafford friend.
For more information visit the DOMINO website
Contact For Further Information: Phil
Buckley, Kennel Club Press Officer, 0207 518 1020
or visit the 'Domino'
website
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