Federal regulators have extended the public comment period for proposed standards governing breeding female dogs and exercise requirements at commercial dog breeding operations. The extension gives interested parties more time to submit feedback on animal welfare regulations.
Federal authorities have announced an extension to the public comment period concerning proposed regulations for commercial dog breeding operations nationwide.
The extension applies to standards that would govern the treatment of breeding female dogs at licensed facilities, as well as requirements for exercise and social interaction for all dogs covered under the Animal Welfare Act.
Officials stated the decision to reopen the comment window will provide interested individuals and organizations with additional time to develop and submit their feedback on the proposed animal welfare standards.
The regulations under consideration would affect commercial dog breeding establishments that fall under federal oversight through the Animal Welfare Act.
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