Got some funny questions been thinking about lol
Are these on DWA:
A penguin (i swear they are not)
A zebra
A tapir

What it like to get hold of these, i swear i seen a thread from TSKA the other day saing how much to import two penguins and camels.

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Hi KJ,

For a full review of the revised copy of the licence go here;

http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2007/071001c.htm

Tapirs and Zebras are still on licence.

Penguins are not.

R

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you should see the exports list's we get from africa and south america... absolutely crazy...

the one from south america even said give us a month's notice and we can get you what ever you want!! the go out and catch what you ask for basically.

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so why is a zebra on there are they much more dangerous than a horse?

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That is why i was asking if they are on there, as im not really sure, anyone know ???

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yes, zebra are on the dwa.

from being a "horsey" person since i was 6, yes, my knowledge is that zebra are, in the main, a lot more unpredictable and dangerous, than the average horse.

there are, as always, exceptions.. there are evil horses and nice zebra, but in the main its the other way round.

and yes, tska handle anything from white tigers and camels (both of which we have handled sales for in the last 18 months incidently) down to harvest mice

N

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I think it's because zebras have a much more powerful kick and bite for their size than a domestic horse. They would also probably kick or bite more readily.

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hi do exotic birds still have to be close ringed

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TBH, l am not up to speed on the avian side of things.

And there are bound to be those that can probably answer this in a far superior manner to me.

I do know that there are different regulations governing 'close rung' in Europe to the UK.

Annex A covered birds l believe are all to be close rung and l believe show birds too.

The likes of Flamingo bred in the UK, do not require it, and l only know this as l occasionally sell this species.

I will try and find out more information from one of my clients for you.

R

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thanks

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