Greetings from Iceland

IceDog · 05-11-2007, 12:17

Yes, it is very expensive and difficult to import a dog to Iceland.

The dogs have to be isolated for a month when they arrive from the airport and then they can come to the owners.

All the import cost is about 500.000 ISK or about 8.463,10 dollars. The isolation is the most expensive part, about 250.000 ISK or 4.231,55 dollars.

The flight is also expensive.

But, if you look on the bright sight, because it is so expensive people usually don't rush into importing and the usually try to choose a good breeder.

Also, I was wondering, it is not allowed by the laws to import any mix between a wolf and a dog so I'm a little bit afraid I will not get a permission to import a CzW. But, the breed is accepted by the FCI so it must be a dog breed.

Do you understand what I'm trying to say?
(Not very good in English by the way

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05-11-2007, 12:17	#4
IceDog Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 4	Yes, it is very expensive and difficult to import a dog to Iceland. The dogs have to be isolated for a month when they arrive from the airport and then they can come to the owners. All the import cost is about 500.000 ISK or about 8.463,10 dollars. The isolation is the most expensive part, about 250.000 ISK or 4.231,55 dollars. The flight is also expensive. But, if you look on the bright sight, because it is so expensive people usually don't rush into importing and the usually try to choose a good breeder. Also, I was wondering, it is not allowed by the laws to import any mix between a wolf and a dog so I'm a little bit afraid I will not get a permission to import a CzW. But, the breed is accepted by the FCI so it must be a dog breed. Do you understand what I'm trying to say? (Not very good in English by the way )