Bekendtgørelse om dyrevelfærdsmæssige mindstekrav til hold af hunde | B20250060705 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse om dyrevelfærdsmæssige mindstekrav til hold af hunde

This provision introduces minimum rules for keeping dogs, including limits on tethering, collar use, puppy transfer, and certain surgical procedures.

Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
B20250060705
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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Statute overview

About this statute

This provision introduces minimum rules for keeping dogs, including limits on tethering, collar use, puppy transfer, and certain surgical procedures. Section 10 sets rules for dog euthanasia, breeding checks, and keeping dogs in non-residential places or in certain business settings. Dogs brought into the business must be vaccinated right away, puppies born there must be vaccinated by 12 weeks and before leaving, and the business must keep dogs’ records and maintain feed and bowls hygienically. Virksomhedsansvarlige skal føre og opbevare visse hundeoptegnelser, og myndigheder/veterinær skal kunne gennemse dem. Businesses keeping dogs must maintain safe, suitable housing, provide water and light, check dogs daily, ensure social contact, have qualified management and a veterinarian, and give required customer information.

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