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Notifying department about horses grazing your land?

  • 27-12-2018 07:16AM
    #1
    Capercaillie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭


    Do you have to notify department if horses grazing your land? The horses are not owned by me and only one will be grazing? I know your supposed to notify department if you have a few chickens ao surely something about horses?


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  • #2
    fepper
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,434 ✭✭✭fepper


    Hagimalone wrote: »
    I think it's supposed to be the council. what they can do is put a notice up stating that the horse will be removed to the pound in x no of days, this gives them a chance to remove themselves.

    It looks like the op has given the owner of the horse permission to let the horse on his land so no need to report to council,if the horse is not going to be there permanently,I wouldn't bother informing the deptt for 1 horse


  • #3
    buffalobilly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 259 ✭✭buffalobilly


    fepper wrote: »
    It looks like the op has given the owner of the horse permission to let the horse on his land so no need to report to council,if the horse is not going to be there permanently,I wouldn't bother informing the deptt for 1 horse

    +1


  • #4
    Hagimalone
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 144 ✭✭Hagimalone


    sorry read op post incorrectly


  • #5
    alps
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    fepper wrote: »
    It looks like the op has given the owner of the horse permission to let the horse on his land so no need to report to council,if the horse is not going to be there permanently,I wouldn't bother informing the deptt for 1 horse

    Anyone with a horse should have a premesis number that is given to you by the DVO office. In most cases the premesis number allocated to you will be your existing herd number.

    I don't think you'll get any wrath from the powers that be for allowing grazing for sure, but I would suggest to the owner that he has his own premesis registered, and that he has the horse insured for any third party damage that it may do, for instance if it broke out to the public road and caused an accident.


  • #6
    Capercaillie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭Capercaillie


    alps wrote: »
    Anyone with a horse should have a premesis number that is given to you by the DVO office. In most cases the premesis number allocated to you will be your existing herd number.

    I don't think you'll get any wrath from the powers that be for allowing grazing for sure, but I would suggest to the owner that he has his own premesis registered, and that he has the horse insured for any third party damage that it may do, for instance if it broke out to the public road and caused an accident.

    You have to get premises registered to allow horses graze on land?


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  • #7
    ganmo
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    Capercaillie wrote: »
    You have to get premises registered to allow horses graze on land?

    https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/animalhealthwelfare/animalwelfare/registrationofpremisesanimals/registrationofhorsepremises/

    Read the faq
    I think the answer is yes


  • #8
    Capercaillie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,732 ✭✭✭Capercaillie


    ganmo wrote: »
    https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/animalhealthwelfare/animalwelfare/registrationofpremisesanimals/registrationofhorsepremises/

    Read the faq
    I think the answer is yes
    That's the stuff I need to know. Thanks Ganmo.


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