kak uvezti sobaku v Norvegiju?

[KAROLINA__]

Ljudi dobrie podskazite kak mozno sobaku zobratj v Norvegiju ?4to za karantin tam nuzno proxoditj ?

[Nataki]

Для Норвегии, кроме прививок, микрочипа или клейма и европаспорта, нужен тест на бешенство, который должен быть сделан через 120 дней после прививки, а также животное должно пройти дегельметизацию максимум за 10 дней до приезда в Норвегию.
Ссылку на подробную инфорацию вставить не получается, поэтому скопирую тукст на английском:

Import of dogs, cats and ferrets from EU countries (except Sweden)

1. Identification
The animal must be identified by a microchip or a clearly readable tattoo. If the microchip does not comply with ISO Standard 11784 or Annex A to ISO Standard 11785, the importer must provide the means necessary for reading the microchip. The animal must be identified before the rabies vaccination.

2. Vaccination against rabies and neutralising antibody titration
The animal must have been vaccinated against rabies with an inactivated vaccine of at least one antigenic unit per dose (WHO standard). The rabies vaccination and revaccination, if necessary, must have been carried out in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturing laboratory and the vaccination must be valid 1).

In addition, dogs and cats (not ferrets) must have been subjected to a neutralising antibody titration at least equal to 0,5 IU/ml carried out in an EU approved laboratory on a blood sample taken not earlier than 120 days after the latest vaccination and not later than the day the validity of the vaccination expires. This antibody titration does not need to be repeated on an animal which, following that titration, has been regularly revaccinated at the intervals without a break in the vaccination protocol required by the manufacturing laboratory.

Neither vaccination against rabies nor neutralising antibody titration is required for dogs, cats and ferrets imported directly from UK and Ireland into Norway.

Unvaccinated young animals cannot be imported to Norway from other countries than UK and Ireland unless permission has been granted by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority.

3. Echinococcus treatment
Dogs and cats must have had tapeworm (echinococcus) treatment with an appropriate dosage of medicine containing e.g. praziquantel maximum 10 days before arriving Norway. This treatment must also be repeated within 7 days of arrival. Both treatments, including the name and dosage of the medicine, must be certified in the pet passport.

Treatment against echinococcosis is not required for ferrets and for dogs and cats which have not been outside Norway; Sweden and Finland in the last 12 months.

4. Pet passport
The animal must be accompanied by a pet passport, carrying the identification of the animal and entries by a veterinarian concerning rabies vaccination, the neutralising antibody titration and the echinococcus treatment.

5. Border control
Dogs, cats and ferrets imported to Norway from EU countries (except Sweden) and the required documentation must be presented to the customs upon arrival (red zone).

Note
1) A primary anti-rabies vaccination is considered as valid 21 days from the date of completion of the vaccination protocol. A revaccination (booster) is considered as valid from the date of revaccination where the vaccine is administered within the period of validity of the previous vaccination. The revaccination is considered as primary vaccination in the absence of veterinary certification attesting the previous vaccination.