The health and welfare of all dogs participating in FCI EO Agility 2027 are of the utmost importance. A veterinary team will be available on-site throughout the event. Details regarding the location of the veterinary station, opening hours, emergency procedures, and local veterinary services will be published closer to the event.
Microchip and Vaccination
Participants are responsible for ensuring that their dogs are properly identified by microchip and carry the necessary vaccination documentation.
- For all countries: up-to-date vaccinations (including distemper, parvovirus and hepatitis). The organisation accepts antibody titre test results as an alternative to routine vaccinations, provided the test was performed within the last three years.
- For all countries: Rabies vaccination at least 21 days before entering the country
- For EU countries: an EU Pet Passport
- for non-EU countries: an EU animal passport or EU health certificate is required to enter the country
Read more on the website of The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) or Dutch Customs.
Docked dogs
Docked dogs are not permitted to compete. This is Dutch law (read more)
Dogs with a naturally bobbed tail may participate, provided that DNA testing is available for the breed and can confirm the condition. Participation is also permitted where tail docking is the result of a traumatic injury, provided that appropriate veterinary documentation can be presented.
If you need more information on this, let your Country Manager contact the organising committee of the FCI EO2027.
