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Regulations regarding the importation and transit of
certain
domestic animals into the Federal Republic of Germany from third countries
I. The follwing German regulations under epizootic
law should be observed for the importation and transit of domestic animals:
- DOGS AND DOMESTIC CATS
- Internal Market Epizootic Protection Ordinance promulgated
on 31 March 1995 (BGB1. I, p.431) as amended
- Principle
A permit under epizootic law shall be required for the importation
and transit of dogs and domestic cats from the highest veterinary
authority of the Land which you enter first (see p.7).
- Exceptions
A permit shall not be required for the importation and
transit of dogs and domestic cats,
- which area imported or transported in transit by travellers
or being imported for reasons of moving to Germany
provided
- not more than three animals are involved, in
the case of falls of dogs or domestic cats the dam and
the entire fall under three months,
- these animals are not intended to be handed
over to a third person, and
- it is proved that each animal has been vaccinated
against rabies - or in case of litters the mother - and
that the vaccination
- occurred at least 30 days but not more than 12 months
prior to entering the Federal Republic of Germany
- was renewed within 12 months of the previous vaccination
against rabies but not more than 12 months prior to entering
the Federal Republic of Germany.
The vaccination must be certified by an veterinarian.
A valid International Vaccination Certificate or a veterinary
vaccination certificate must be issued in German or must be
accompanied by an officially certified German translation.
If the documents are multilingual, including German, an official
certification is not necessary. The seal or stamp must clearly
state the agency or the address of the veterinary surgeon;
- which are in transit between locations of a neighbouring
third country across the territory of the Federal Republic
of Germany or between locations in Germany across the territory
of a nerghbouring third country if there is an agreement between
the Federal Republic of Germany and this third country to
facilitate transit traffic.
- which are used for artistic performances;
- dogs
- which are used as guide dogs and official dogs
of the Federal Armed Forces, the Federal Border Guard,
customs authorities or the police or in the rescue services.
- sledge dogs for the purposes of participating
in races accompanied by a written confirmation of participation
from the organiser of the race.
transported within or imported into the European Union accompanied
by a vaccination certificate in accordance with para. (1)
letter (c).
【データ】1999年6月入手
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