Orden de 14 de junio de 1976 por la que se dictan normas sobre medidas higiénico-sanitarias en perros y gatos de convivencia humana. | BOE-A-1976-13502 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden de 14 de junio de 1976 por la que se dictan normas sobre medidas higiénico-sanitarias en perros y gatos de convivencia humana.

Dog owners or keepers must register the dog with the municipal services and get the canine health card when the dog turns three months old, and report death, disappearance, address changes, or transfers of possession within ten days.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Order
Citation
BOE-A-1976-13502
Version
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Language
es
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The transport of dogs and cats on public transport is governed by existing rules and by rules issued by the Ministry of Public Works or the competent authority in each case. Owners of public establishments and lodging may ban dogs from entering or staying, and there are specific conditions for dogs when entry is allowed. Se prohíbe la circulación o permanencia de perros y otros animales en piscinas públicas durante la temporada de baños; las autoridades municipales fijan dónde y cuándo pueden estar los perros en las playas del municipio. Keeping dogs in urban dwellings is allowed only if the housing is hygienic, there are no sanitary risks, and neighbors are not disturbed beyond what is inherent to the animal. The competent department services may require documentation for dogs, cats, or other domestic animals entering the country, and may subject them to quarantine if needed.