British Donkey Breed Society is for Donkey Lovers

Newsdate: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 - 11:54 am
Location: UNITED KINGDOM

The Donkey Breed Society is the British society for everyone whose love and interest is in the donkey.

Founded in 1967, the Donkey Breed Society seeks to encourage a fuller and more active life for those donkeys who are much loved family pets or companions to other animals.

We believe that a donkey is not just an ornament for your paddock and that a busy donkey is invariably a happier donkey.

Our Aims:

  • We provide advice on buying and keeping donkeys
  • We aim to improve the quality and conformation of donkeys by advocating careful and selective breeding, to which end we maintain stud book and ancillary registers.
  • We encourage and support showing and driving classes for donkeys at major agricultural shows and local specialist events, allowing the general public to see donkeys at their best.
  • We encourage children to become interested in donkeys.
  • We encourage non donkey owners to take an informed view of this special equine through our publications, and donkey owners to gain confidence through the experiences of others.
  • To provide training days for donkey management, showing and driving, to encourage and help those in need of it.

Our Members:

Joining the Donkey Breed Society gives you the opportunity to meet like-minded people: those who have the best interests and welfare of the donkey at heart. Our members come from all age groups, children to pensioners; it is not necessary to actually own a donkey, just to have a love of them is excuse enough; we aim to be a friendly society providing a full range of publications, activities and events to interest everyone
 

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