Original sentence: Avon was sired by Malmesbury Tramp x Malmesbury Juno, who are recognised as the pivotal dogs in the formation of the Labrador breed, tracing back to the early dogs imported by Lord Malmesbury from Newfoundland.Endal (born 13 December, 1996) is a male Labrador retriever in England whose abilities as a service dog have had considerable news media coverage.Endal is a pedigreed yellow Labrador registered with The Kennel Club.Endal's Sire was Subar "Smart Move" (from the Lawnswoods breed line) and Dam "Subar Betterhalf" (from the Subar breed line).Endal's handler Allen Parton is a trustee of the Canine Partners charity and publicises the skilled training that is needed for assistance dogs by using the story of Endal as an example.His pedigree can be traced back through 26 generations to Buccleuch Avon, the black dog born in 1885 which was bred by the Earl of Malmesbury  and given to the 5th Duke of Buccleuch.Like the Lord Swinfen, Jimmy Hill and others, Allen Parton and Endal are patrons of the registered charity Labrador Rescue South East and Central.Over one hundred eighty camera crews from several countries have interviewed them  and a film of a year in the life of Allen and Endal is in production.They were featured in the "Endal and Dee" episode of the National Geographic Society television series Dogs With Jobs as well as in the book about the series
Edited sentence: A film of a year in the life of Allen and Endal is in production.Endal (born 13 December, 1996) is a male Labrador retriever in England who has gained considerable coverage in the news media through his handler's promotional activity.Endal is a pedigree yellow Labrador.Endal's handler Allen Parton is a trustee of the Canine Partners  and patron of the "Labrador Rescue South East and Central" charities  He publicises the skilled training that is needed for assistance dogs by using the story of Endal as an example.Over one hundred eighty camera crews from several countries have interviewed Allen about Endal, and there have been numerous articles in the print media.They were featured in the "Endal and Dee" episode of the National Geographic Society television series Dogs With Jobs as well a book about the series