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- A new law in Great Britain raises the minimum import age for puppies and kittens to six months to curb smuggling.
- Animal welfare charities support the measure.
- Critics, including Rosemary Kind of the Entelbucher Mountain Dog Club, say the age limit could raise costs and hinder breeding.
- The law bans the import of dogs with cropped ears or docked tails, which can lead to health issues.
