Kobie
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Post by Kobie on Jan 9, 2006 7:22:47 GMT 1
I heard about a new regulation starting from 2006 to import to Norway ! Can anyone help me to find what's changed ?? Thanks !!!!  |
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Post by Ingvild on Jan 14, 2006 19:47:39 GMT 1
All I know is that there will be an article abut in the next issue of "Hundesport" (the NKK magazine). I'll let you know when I get it. I really hope this is right!
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Post by Kobie on Jan 14, 2006 20:33:29 GMT 1
All I know is that there will be an article abut in the next issue of "Hundesport" (the NKK magazine). I'll let you know when I get it. I really hope this is right! That would be so nice, Ingvild For me important..... It would be so much easier for you, Norwegians, to import. ;D ;D |
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Post by Ingvild on Jan 16, 2006 19:34:11 GMT 1
For puppies under 3 months:
I got the magazine today and the rules have been changed:) The countries that the import regulations have been changed for are the following: Ireland, Great Britain, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Holland, New Zealand, Malta, Mauritius, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and Hawaii. (The puppy must be born there).
The person that wants to import a puppy must send a request to "Mattilsynet" (there is no standard form to fill in). The letter must contain the following information: The breeders name and address, ID chip number, name and breed and date of birth. You also need to comment on why you want to import (short statement).
The important thing to be aware of is that these puppies must NOT be vaccinated against rabies. They have to have a ID chip and a passport.
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greyflyte
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Post by greyflyte on Jan 16, 2006 23:46:52 GMT 1
Thats very odd, why not vax for rabies??
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Post by Ingvild on Jan 17, 2006 1:40:28 GMT 1
I'm not sure, but these are rules are just for puppies under 3 months from "low risk" countries.
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Post by marjolein on Jan 17, 2006 12:36:04 GMT 1
Well, first of all, puppies younger than 12 weeks, shouldn't get a jab against rabies, they're too young for it. Secondly, if you import a pup from a low risk country, and you'll give him a jab, the blood titer shows antibodies against rabies. They can never tell whether this was caused by an injection or by the dissease itself.
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