article_snippet: Margaret and Gary Mazan from Bradford, West Yorkshire, had Margaret and Gary Mazan from Bradford, West Yorkshire dogs seized by RSPCA inspectors after the animals were discovered in filthy cages with matted fur.
article_snippet: Margaret and Gary Mazan from Bradford, West YorkshireGary Mazan Bradford, West Yorkshire, had their dogs seized by RSPCA inspectors after the animals were discovered in filthy cages with matted fur .
article_snippet: Dingle Clark, prosecuting on behalf of the RSPCA, said Mrs Mazan, 53, had shown and bred setters for more than ten years.
article_snippet: Mrs Mazan chose not to give evidence in court yesterday, but Mrs Mazan husband Gary, 51, who is a long-distance lorry driver, claimed it was his wife who had sole responsibility for the dogs.
article_snippet: her husband Gary, 51, who is a long-distance lorry driver were found guilty of seven breaches of the Animal Welfare Act and were granted bail ahead of a sentencing hearing next month.