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Dogs

There are currently just over 1,000 dogs registered in the Kaikoura district, less than half of these live in the Kaikoura township.  This page answers your frequently asked questions, such as

  • Where can I exercise my dog?
  • How much does it cost to register a dog in Kaikoura?

 

Dog Contact Details

Dog Control Officer (021) 419-063
Dog Pound Location Burrells Lane (by appointment only)
Veterinary Services (03) 319-5693
Vet Clinic Location 57 Beach Rd
SPCA Pet Guide www.petguide.co.nz

Did you know...?

You can apply to Council for Responsible Dog Owner Status which gives you a discount on your annual dog registration fee.  Simply fill out an application form and drop it in to the Council office.  You will need to make an appointment with the Dog Control Officer for him to inspect your property to ensure it is adequately fenced 

How do I register my dog?

Once your dog has reached 3 months of age, you will need to have it registered with the Council, and your dog will be issued with a numbered tag to attach to its collar.  Registration forms are only available at the Council office.

Do I need to microchip my dog?

From 1 July 2006, all dogs registered in New Zealand for the first time (except certain working farm dogs which are exempt) must be microchipped. This will mainly apply to new puppies born on, just before, or after that date. Most other dogs will not need to be microchipped.   Click here >>> for more information on microchipping.

Downloads

  • APPLICATION FOR CONSIDERATION FOR RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNER STATUS
  • CONTROL OF DOGS BYLAW 2006
  • DOG CONTROL POLICY 2006
  • DOG CONTROL REPORT 2010
  • APPLICATION TO HAVE MORE THAN TWO DOGS IN AN URBAN AREA

 

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