Informative Notice
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Permit to breed native and non-native animal species
A permit is required to breed native and non-native animal species.
If a non-native species is bred, an assessment of risks for the nature must be implemented.
A bred animal must be marked in the prescribed way.
The permit is not required for certain animals, i.e. from the groups of mammals, birds, fish and invertebrates, which are specifically determined in a regulation.
A breeder, who breeds animals for sale, must also keep records on animal trade. Breeding register is managed in a uniform database (register on animal trade).
Procedures
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Permit to breed native and non-native animal species
Electronic
E-procedures
Permit to breed native and non-native animal species
Personal
Instructions
Attachments
- Report on the assessment of risk to nature
- Evidence of lawful acquisition for each breeding stock specimen (e.g. import licence, certificate of origin, statement of the breeder, invoice, etc.)
- Evidence of acquisition of second generation offspring
- Statement that the marking procedure is carried out in the prescribed manner
- Evidence of suitability of the breeding area
Procedure costs
Issue of licence: 18.12 €
Lodging of an application: 4.54 €