Bebdnobs -yes I would consider it as a precautionary action to try and contain the virus. Once contained it can be swiftly dealt with. Let it get out of control and we are all doomed ;-)
I agree APG, the more we do now then hopefully the less serious it will become...although I think we’re past that point now.
Give it a fortnight and all those things will be in place.
what difference does coming from all over the world make? We have Covid 19 in this country already. Also, people visiting from other countries are actually allowed to go to the theatre, cinema, sports events
//In 1991, Crufts was officially recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's largest dog show. Now 27,000 dogs take part each year, with 160,000 human visitors attending.8 Mar 2019//
All organisers of events that attract international attendance will be facing this dilemma - at the moment extra caution is the best practice they can use.
TC: "TTT What poof do you have that they are not dog lovers. " - just watch a dog show! They incestuously breed dogs for certain "desirable" features then judge dogs on that basis. Some dogs are now so deformed as a result that they have lives of misery to satisfy their sad owners desire to win a trophy. I'm surprised the RSPCA do not make more of a fuss. True dog lovers would not be interested in such vanity.
We have had dogs over decades and all have mainly been rescued mutts of all shapes and sizes, usually with problems. However I must admit that I do enjoy dog agility events, especially when the dogs mess it up. I love to see dogs enjoying themselves.