Professional consensus
Veterinary, behaviour and dog-training bodies, plus kennel and dog-welfare organisations, that have published statements, codes or policies opposing aversive tools or requiring reward-based practice.
Showing 121–140 of 166. This is a working record of publicly aligned positions.
Kennel bodies and dog welfare charities
Supports companion-animal welfare standards that reject unnecessary pain and fear.
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National animal-protection body supporting humane treatment and opposing cruel training practices.
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US welfare institute supporting humane companion-animal care and opposing cruel training devices.
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Canadian animal-law organisation supporting stronger legal protection for companion animals.
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Works to high welfare standards and supports humane handling rather than pain-based control.
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Battersea education work promoting reward-based training consistent with the charity’s joint statement.
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Blue Cross advice promotes reward-based training and opposes electronic and pinch collars.
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Assistance-dog charity training with reward-based methods consistent with modern welfare standards.
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UK assistance-dog charity using reward-based training rather than aversive equipment.
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UK assistance-dog charity training with humane, reward-based methods.
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UK assistance-dog charity whose training is built on reward-based methods.
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UK assistance-dog charity using humane, reward-based training.
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UK assistance-dog charity training detection dogs with reward-based methods.
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UK charity for animals and older people supporting humane companion-animal care.
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UK rehoming charity promoting reward-based training for dogs in its care.
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UK rescue promoting kind handling and reward-based training.
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London rescue promoting force-free handling and reward-based training.
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International arm of The Mayhew supporting humane companion-animal programmes.
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Thai dog-welfare organisation promoting humane care rather than punishment-based control.
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Indian animal-rescue organisation promoting humane treatment of dogs.
Read moreThis page is a reference list of publicly available position statements, codes and policies. Inclusion here means the published wording aligns with ICLAC’s aims. It does not mean that the organisation has formally endorsed ICLAC or joined ICLAC.