As part of its welfare role the ETT Club helps to rehome dogs where owners are unable to continue looking after them and to rescue dogs which are in distress or under threat. Potential new owners are required to agree a set of terms and conditions which can be downloaded below
In certain circumstances ETT owners may be required to relinquish ownership of their ETT and the Club may be... read more
One of the responsibilites of the ETT breed Club is to work with the Kennel Club to prepare ... read more
ETT Breed club Health and Welfare Coordinator Lisa Dixon recently wrote an interesting piece for the ETT Breed... read more
Having finished its work on Covid testing the University Of Minnesota Canine Genetic Testing Lab is back up and... read more
Members will be interested to know that the Club ( through the Committee member responsible for Breed Health -... read more
Advice is often sought from 1st time owners on the the amount of exercise and the types of training... read more
Earlier this year ETT Club Secretary Lisa Dixon issued a call to all ETT Owners to participate in the... read more
BREED HEALTH SURVEY – UK RESIDENTS ONLY The English Toy Terrier (Black & Tan) Club in association with the Kennel... read more
Offering welfare support to all ETTs in the UK is a key part of the Constitution of the Breed... read more
ETTs are known to bark now and again ! Club member Vicky Williams offers a few tips based... read more
