Keep clear of Norway

Rona · 24-04-2009, 17:34

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Originally Posted by Per Olav

According to media the Norwegian Police Authoryties has decided to put the American Staffordshire Terrier Majlo to death by 8th of May this year. His "crime" was crossing the Norwegian border with his owners who did not know of the Norwegian ban of the breed. In addition the owners must pay a considerable amount of money for keeping it sheltered.
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Per Olav

I don't belive!!!!

btd · 24-04-2009, 18:20

Per: educate goverment? This sounds like grim joke. Goverment teach you, not other way.

One solution: f... norway and write about their fascist aproach.

Per Olav · 25-04-2009, 01:12

As for our breed - the csv - I'm trying to educate the best way I can

Banned breeds are more or less common in a lot of other countries, my country is no exception from the rule, but I've never heard of any innocent dog beeing put to death as this dog. With some flexibilty from our authoryties the dog easily could be returned to a new home outside my country. it's a shame.
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Per Olav

Angelika · 25-04-2009, 10:38

Norway has a very detailed website which answers a lot of questions - also about banned breeds. If someone wants to change the country he has to inform himself before.

Nevertheless: we´ll never understand the bureaucrats - in no country.

24-04-2009, 18:20	#2
btd złośliwy krasnolud Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 705	Per: educate goverment? This sounds like grim joke. Goverment teach you, not other way. One solution: f... norway and write about their fascist aproach. __________________ CIRI Wilk z Polskiego Dworu [']

25-04-2009, 01:12	#3
Per Olav Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 395	As for our breed - the csv - I'm trying to educate the best way I can Banned breeds are more or less common in a lot of other countries, my country is no exception from the rule, but I've never heard of any innocent dog beeing put to death as this dog. With some flexibilty from our authoryties the dog easily could be returned to a new home outside my country. it's a shame. -- Per Olav

25-04-2009, 10:38	#4
Angelika Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 847	Norway has a very detailed website which answers a lot of questions - also about banned breeds. If someone wants to change the country he has to inform himself before. Nevertheless: we´ll never understand the bureaucrats - in no country.