Corsac Foxes - unrelated pair

[MCmammals]

We have a pair of Corsac foxes, currently located in germany however we will be collecting them in March.

They have had Rabies vaccinations, and will be micro chipped by the vet next week to complete their pet passports.

£1800 the pair,

First come first serve

please PM for further details.

[animalsbeebee]

can you put a link up where it says you can bring foxes in on a pet passport ,i am sure it says cats ,dogs and ferrets only.thanks

[MCmammals]

It doesnt say that on the website, but they come under the same pet passport as dogs.

If you email Defra or ring them in the morning im sure they will be more than happy to fill you in.

Foxes wouldnt normally be allowed in for the exact same reasons as dogs, the fact they arent acommon species has no relevance. (unless they were CITES listed)

The Passport requires that the animals have had a rabies vaccination, then a blood test of rabies anti bodies has to be taken and also the animal has to be micro-chipped.

Once an animal has a pet passport it can be moved between EU countries.

[animalsbeebee]

so does that mean you can bring in wolves ,hyenas ,any big cat etc as long as it has rabies vaccinations and microchip .thanks

[cmullins]

it also cannot conflict with DWA

[Myjb23]

They need to be microchipped BEFORE they have the rabies vaccs and blood tests or the passport will be invalid and you'll have to start over again with the 6 month "quarentine". They are so strict about the order this all has to be done.

[MCmammals]

Originally Posted by MCmammals

Foxes wouldnt normally be allowed in for the exact same reasons as dogs, the fact they arent a common species has no relevance. (unless they were CITES listed)

Dangerous wild animals wouldnt be allowed obviously, but may i ask is wolves and hyeanas not being allowed to be brought into the UK under pet passport relevant to the thread what so ever?

To be honest i would have thought it'd would be obvious that DWA species arent going to come under a "Pet" passport. Hence i didnt mention it in my first reply.


Myjb23 is correct, has to be done in that order (just read up on it), the breeder we are getting them from has done it many times before as they sell their animals to people located in other countries in europe also.

[Elina]

Members of the Vulpes family cannot obtain a pet passport.... (I looked into it as I wanted to take Harry and Elspeth to visit my sister in Paris).

I am however interested.
How old are they? Which rabies shot did they have (if not avian they can contract rabies from the injection.)?
Are they tame?

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Elina

[NaomiR]

Originally Posted by MCmammals

Dangerous wild animals wouldnt be allowed obviously, but may i ask is wolves and hyeanas not being allowed to be brought into the UK under pet passport relevant to the thread what so ever?

To be honest i would have thought it'd would be obvious that DWA species arent going to come under a "Pet" passport. Hence i didnt mention it in my first reply.


Myjb23 is correct, has to be done in that order (just read up on it), the breeder we are getting them from has done it many times before as they sell their animals to people located in other countries in europe also.

People not interested in buying should NOT reply a FOR SALE thread, if you have issues or concerns surely you should just pm the OP direct??

[missk]

Originally Posted by NaomiR

People not interested in buying should NOT reply a FOR SALE thread, if you have issues or concerns surely you should just pm the OP direct??

I've see you make comments on peoples for sale threads just trying to pick fault with them before... Pot, kettle, black.