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Calls to tighten rules on dog restraints in cars

Calls for tighter rules on how dogs are restrained in cars have been brough before the Department of Transport, it has been revealed.

Calls to tighten rules on dog restraints in cars

Wed, 03 Apr, 2013 - 09:15

Calls for tighter rules on how dogs are restrained in cars have been brough before the Department of Transport, it has been revealed.

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