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VETERINARY RECORD is published by the BMJ Group on behalf of the British Veterinary Association. It was founded in 1888 by William Hunting, FRCVS.

Veterinary Editor-in-ChiefAlexander TreesEditorial BoardStephen Baines, Julie Fitzpatrick, Danièlle Gunn-Moore, Frances Harcourt-Brown, John Innes, Wayne McIlwraith, Richard Martin, Chris Oura, Chris Proudman, Stuart Reid, Susan Rhind, Kenneth Simpson, Polly Taylor, James WoodEditorMartin AlderManaging EditorSuzanne JarvisDeputy EditorKathryn ClarkEditorial StaffSarah Brown, Gill Harris, Manuela Herrera, Ayshe Ismail, Georgina MillsAll communications for the editorial department should be addressed to:The EditorVeterinary Record, BMJ Group, BMA House,Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9JRT: +44 (0) 20 7387 4409F: +44 (0) 20 7383 6418E: editorial@bva-edit.co.ukFurther information about Veterinary Record and its sister journal, In Practice, can be found on the Veterinary Record/In Practice website at: www.bvapublications.comAnnual subscriptionsIndividual: Print and online £330 Online only £269For details of US $, Euro and institutional subscription rates, please visit the Veterinary Record website at http://veterinaryrecord.bmj.com/site/about/Subslanding.xhtmlSubscription requests to:Customer Services BMJ Group, BMA House, Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9JRT: +44 (0) 20 7383 6270F: +44 (0) 20 7383 6402E: support@bmjgroup.comClassified advertisements should be sent to:Vet Record CareersMezzanine Floor, BMA House,Tavistock Square, London W1CH 9JRT: Sam Thomson/Jack Bowman+44 (0) 20 7874 7066/7065E: vetrecordjobs@bmjgroup.comDisplay advertisement queries should be directed to:Kevan BowenT: +44 (0) 7768 880410E: kbowen@bmjgroup.com© British Veterinary Association.ISSN 0042 – 4900

410 Comment410 Winning hearts and minds

411 News and Reports411 Surrey to open a new vet school412 TB testing and surveillance to be strengthened in

England413 Badger cull postponed414 AHVLA confirms spread of SBV in 2012414 Veterinary Nurses Council celebrates its first

decade415 Drug improves survival in dobermanns with

preclinical dilated cardiomyopathy415 A(SP)A to be extended to cover all live cephalopods416 New MD for Ceva416 Uncovering science417 Campaign aims to ‘make neutering the norm’417 Recognition for outstanding contributions to

diagnostic imaging418 Using antimicrobials responsibly in large and small

animals419 Horses for sport: how far should vets go to keep

them running?420 Caribbean dogs benefit from donation

416 News in Brief

421 Research421 Evaluating surveillance programmes: ensuring value

for money (K. D. C. Stärk)

423 Evaluation of methods for measuring coverage and representativeness of an early warning disease surveillance system (E. R. Ely and others)

424 Dog owners’ perceptions of breed-specific dangerous dog legislation in the UK (J. A. Oxley)

425 Vaccination of sows reduces the prevalence of PCV-2 viraemia in their piglets under field conditions (K. C. O’Neill and others)

426 Preliminary estimate of Schmallenberg virus infection impact in sheep flocks in France (M. Dominguez and others)

426 Biomarkers in dogs surgically treated for ruptured cranial cruciate ligaments (Y. Fujita and others)

427 Research Digest

428 Gazette

429 Letters429 Waste milk feeding, antibiotic resistance and

animal by-products regulations (N. Pathiraja)430 Equine practitioner participation required for colic

survey (L. Issaoui)430 Controlling TB and reducing food waste

(R. H. C. Penny)

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Vet Record Careersi Starting practice on a firm footingii Ten-minute chat

Effect of vaccinating sows against PCV-2 on prevalence of viraemia in their piglets, p 425

University of Surrey announces plans for a new veterinary school, p 411

Estimating the impact of Schmallenberg virus infection on French sheep flocks, p 426

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