Completion of rabies

In accordance with section 29, section 30, paragraph 30. Paragraph 1 and paragraph. 3, section 33-34, section 67 and section 70 (3). Three, in the law. 432 of 6. In June 2004 on the range of animals,

Definitions

§ 1. For the purposes of this notice :

1) ' The owner or the person responsible ` shall mean any natural or legal person who owns one or more mammals, or keeps them for others, whether or not a business activity is used.

2) Livestock : Pattees, which are in human custody, except pet animals.

3) ' Selfish animals ` means dogs, cats, ferrets and other mammals that are not a sewer or a hoof animal kept as a pet.

4) ' wild animal ' means any animal, other than bats which are not covered by No 1. Two or three.

5) ' Animal ' means domestic pets, pet animals and feral animals, other than bats.

6) "Crew" means a collection of at least one domestic animal intended for a particular purpose, linked to a particular geographical location and which has an owner in the form of a natural or legal person.

7) ' Fighting zone ` shall mean a geographical area where demarcation is determined by the Food Authority on the basis of the epidemiological situation in respect of rabies.

8) ' Approved laboratory ` shall mean the Veterinary Institute, Denmark ' s Technical University and laboratories approved by the FDA to carry out studies for rabies in accordance with the notice of the authorisation and supervision of diagnostic tests, laboratories.

Suspicion, notifying and inquiries

§ 2. An animal is considered to be infected with rabies when there is one or more of the following symptoms : drool, synch-time, ballot change, unrest, altered behaviour as the talker, clouded, clouded, demeanour, any tantrum, interrupted by more or less pronounced cloak periods and attacks, and increased paralysis, in particular by the jaw and rear jaw.

Paragraph 2. In addition, animals are suspected of being infected with rabies when they are subject to rabies ;

1) has been bitten by a suspected or infected animal or a bats ; or

2) has been in other physical contact with a suspected or infected animal or a bats.

§ 3. Anyone who gets suspicious that a house or pet animal could be infected with rabies should contact a veterinarian.

Paragraph 2. In the case of suspicion of rabies in a house or pet animal, a veterinarian may not be rejected, or if a veterinarian is suspected of rabies in a house or pet animal, the veterinarian must immediately carry out : notification to the food landline.

Paragraph 3. The food product shall communicate to the veterinarian the extent to which it is to be extrapoled and submitted material for examination in an approved laboratory.

§ 4. Anyone who suspects that a feral animal may be infected with rabies must carry out notification to the food registration.

Paragraph 2. A wild animal shall be regarded as suspected of being infected with rabies when there are signs of feral animals in feral animals as described in section 2 (2). 1, as well as a change to the behaviour of the normal e.g. for the absence of any cloudness or confusion, combined with the attack and the voting change.

§ 5. A bats are considered to be suspected of being infected with rabies if it shows any changes in conduct during flight or on the inability to fly.

Paragraph 2. Anyone who suspects that a bat may be infected with rabies and where the bats have been or is suspected of having had physical contact with livestock, pet animals, or people, must immediately report to the food registration. The food landlord induces the launch of the rabiessuspected bats for examination in an approved laboratory.

§ 6. For human contact with animals or bats suspected of or infected with rabies, the approved laboratory shall inform the parties concerned of the investigation result and the status of the Service SeruminInstitute.

Smitty beasts and bats

§ 7. An animal or bats shall be deemed to have been infected with rabies when an approved laboratory has detected the rabies virus in material derived from the animal or the bat.

Information to be confidential

§ 8. The owner or person responsible for a house or pet animal must, where the animal or pet animal is suspected of or found to be infected with rabies, make all persons who come into contact with the pet animal or pet animal aware of the animal hushus; or the pet animal is suspected of being or has been found to be infected with rabies and that rabies may be contagious to humans.

Rabies in house animals

§ 9. The food landlord may claim that domestic animals suspected of being infected with rabies, cf. Section 2 shall be kept in isolation from other animals until such time as a laboratory result of the examination of the bat or the other animal is available.

Paragraph 2. Does the bats exist or the other animal, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, not accessible or unsuitable for examination, the animal must be kept isolated from other animals for observation of rabies ' symptoms for six months.

Paragraph 3. The birthplace of food may be incurred by a livestock living in order to have the animal checked for rabies in an approved laboratory.

§ 10. Where a livestock in a herd is suspected of or found to be infected with rabies, the food court shall require the crew of a public surveillance covering the prohibition of movement of animals to or from the crew.

Paragraph 2. The crew may be declared free of suspicion of the contamination of rabies when examinations carried out by the food vehicle have been carried out with a satisfactory result of the food-food court.

§ 11. Livestock of a herd, subject to section 10 (4) ; 1 may not be led directly to slaughter unless the livestock immediately prior to the fraction has been examined by a veterinarian and has shown no evidence of being infected with rabies. The slaughterhouse must be kept informed of the arrival and the livestock of the livestock shall be accompanied by a pass by a passbill.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the slaughter of a domestic animal, the food was subject to the animal tested for rabies.

Rabies at pet animals

§ 12. The birthplace of food may be that pet animals who are suspected of being infected with rabies, cf. Section 2 shall be kept isolated until a laboratory result of the examination of the bat or the other animal is available.

Paragraph 2. Does the bats exist or the other animal, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, at the laboratory examination, to be infected with rabies, the food court may claim that the pet animal shall be either :

1) be vaccinated immediately and again three weeks and eight weeks after the first vaccination with an approved rabies vaccine and isolating for three months ; or

2) are kept in isolation from other animals for the observation of rabies ' symptoms for six months ; or

3) be put down.

Paragraph 3. If the bat or other animals are not suitable for examination or are not available, the same options as provided for in paragraph 1 shall apply. 2.

Fighting zone

§ 13. Where rabies are found in an animal, the food vehicle may establish a control zone in which the following are valid :

1) All pet animals older than three months shall be investigated, vaccinated against rabies by a veterinarian before a specified date and extradited a rabies vaccination certificate. The Rabies vaccination certificate shall be kept of the owner for at least three years after the vaccination and on request appear to persons from the food registration. Community animals which have an existing vaccination against rabies and may be exempted from a valid rabid vaccination certificate.

2) Receiving owner or person responsible for the pet animal that the pet animal is vaccinated, cf. 1 and 2, the company shall be forced-vaccinated or killed for the expense of the owner or the owner.

3) Lion pet animals will be encaptient and will not be found within 3 days, will the pet animal be put down. If incaption is not possible, the pet animal will be shot. The owner of the pet animal or responsible person shall be found within three days, but is unable to show any rabies vaccination certificate on the pet animal, the pet animal will be rabies vaccinated or killed on the expense of the owner or the owner.

4) The animal owner or the person responsible must be kept away. Dogs can walk out if they're vaccinated and they're on a leash.

5) The animals must not be entered into or out of a control zone unless they are vaccinated against rabies and are accompanied by a valid vaccination certificate.

6) Companies with pet animals and hunting and field samples may be held only with the authorisation of the food registration.

7) Any kind of hunting with a dog is forbidden.

Paragraph 2. Wildlife animals being closed must not be pelted or used for any purpose, but must be delivered to an approved processing plant.

Paragraph 3. The food court may, on request, dispensers from the provisions laid down for the control zone, cf. paragraph 1 and 2, when the region considers that it will not be in breach of the interests of the goods in question.

§ 14. Every owner or tenant of a property in a control zone shall immediately inform the food landlord, if there is or will be aware of the inhabited, fox, or badgers, or badger graves on the premises. If an owner or tenant is or is aware that there are new graves or old graves inhabitable graves, this must immediately be communicated to the food registration. Maintaining the control zone for more time must be reported by fox-, meagre-dog or grass-digging spoon every year in December, and this also applies to grave critics.

Paragraph 2. The owner or the person responsible for a property in the control zone where fox-or-grass-or grass-digger traps are populated must allow people from the food registration and their helpers to have access to the fight against animals in the graves.

Charges, penalties and entry into force

§ 15. Expenditure in connection with paragraph 3 (3). 3, section 5, section. 2, section 9 (4). 3, section 12, and section 13 (3). The Board shall be held by the Food Authority.

Paragraph 2. All other expenses incurred pursuant to this notice shall be indifferent to the Food Authority.

§ 16. With fine punishment, the one who

1) Clause section 3, paragraph 3. 1 and 2, section 4 (4). Paragraph 5, section 5. 2, section 8, section 9, section 2, section 11, paragraph 1. Paragraph 13, paragraph 13. 1 no. 1, no. 4-6 and nr. 8, section 13. 2 or § 14, or

2) omits to comply or bans in accordance with section 9 (2) ; One and three, section 10, paragraph 10. Paragraph 1, section 11, paragraph 11. 2, section 12 or § 13 (3). 1 no. 7.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to a maximum sentence for two years if it has been committed by the action or omission, with a set of or gross negligence, and there is a breach in the infringement proceedings ;

1) any injury to human or animal health or induced danger ; or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

§ 17. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. May 2011.

Paragraph 2. The following notices shall be deleted :

1) Notice no. 914 of 15. December 1987 on the control of rabies,

2) Notice no. 397 of 1. July 1988 on the instrument of veterinary police on measures against rabies (rabies), and

3) Notice no. Fourteen of eleven. January 1999 on rabies in bats.

Paragraph 3. At the same time, 17 will lapses. June 1986 for veterinarians on suspicion of rabies.