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==Dog fur - Dog leather== | ==Dog fur - Dog leather== | ||
| − | + | It is forbidden to sell dog [[Fur - Fur skin|fur]] in many countries. REGULATION (EC) No 1523/2007 and the German Animal Products Trading Act (TierErzHaVerbG), prohibit sales of [[Cat fur|cat fur]] and dog fur, as well as products containing such fur in the EU, or from the EU to other destinations. However, transporting them for non-business reasons is permitted. | |
| − | These regulations relate only to [[Fur - Fur skin|fur]] of dogs and [[Cat fur|cats]]. The [[Smooth leather|hairless leather]] of dogs and cats is therefore not prohibited. There is no explanation for this. Even teeth, claws or bones | + | These regulations relate only to [[Fur - Fur skin|fur]] of dogs and [[Cat fur|cats]]. The [[Smooth leather|hairless leather]] of dogs and cats is therefore not prohibited. There is no explanation for this. Even teeth, claws or bones are not subject to any prohibition, nor is the hair of the animals without skin. |
The consumption of cat meat or dog meat is prohibited in Germany according to § 22 of the Food Hygiene Ordinance. | The consumption of cat meat or dog meat is prohibited in Germany according to § 22 of the Food Hygiene Ordinance. | ||
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In the Middle Ages, there were widespread areas of application for dog leather in Europe, which only began to disappear with technical progress. | In the Middle Ages, there were widespread areas of application for dog leather in Europe, which only began to disappear with technical progress. | ||
| − | Dog furs are mostly from the East Asian region. They are labelled as "Gaewolf" (korean gae: the dog), "Wolf of Asia", "Dogue de Chine" or "Asian raccoon" | + | Dog furs are mostly from the East Asian region. They are labelled as "Gaewolf" (korean gae: the dog), "Wolf of Asia", "Dogue de Chine" or "Asian raccoon" so as not frighten the customer and to avoid the term "dog". Even for professionals, it is difficult to recognise which animal a fur is from. |
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Revision as of 14:20, 23 March 2017
Contents
Dog fur - Dog leather
It is forbidden to sell dog fur in many countries. REGULATION (EC) No 1523/2007 and the German Animal Products Trading Act (TierErzHaVerbG), prohibit sales of cat fur and dog fur, as well as products containing such fur in the EU, or from the EU to other destinations. However, transporting them for non-business reasons is permitted.
These regulations relate only to fur of dogs and cats. The hairless leather of dogs and cats is therefore not prohibited. There is no explanation for this. Even teeth, claws or bones are not subject to any prohibition, nor is the hair of the animals without skin.
The consumption of cat meat or dog meat is prohibited in Germany according to § 22 of the Food Hygiene Ordinance.
In the Middle Ages, there were widespread areas of application for dog leather in Europe, which only began to disappear with technical progress.
Dog furs are mostly from the East Asian region. They are labelled as "Gaewolf" (korean gae: the dog), "Wolf of Asia", "Dogue de Chine" or "Asian raccoon" so as not frighten the customer and to avoid the term "dog". Even for professionals, it is difficult to recognise which animal a fur is from.
Additional information
Video about leather of different animal species
Leather of different animal species - Exotic leather
Other exotic leather
- Alligator leather
- Alpaca fur
- Antelope leather
- Armadillo leather
- Bird leather
- Bull testicles
- Caiman leather
- Camel leather
- Carpincho leather
- Cat fur
- Chicken leather
- Crocodile leather
- Donkey leather
- Elephant leather
- Fish leather: Eel, shark, salmon, moray eel, stingray and many others
- Frog leather - Toad leather
- Giraffe leather
- Hippo Leather
- Horsehide - Horse leather
- Kangaroo leather
- Llama Fur
- Lizard leather
- Ostrich leather
- Pangolin leather
- Peccary leather
- Rumen leather
- Sealskin leather
- Snakeskin
- Turtle skin
- Walrus leather
- Yak leather
- Zebra hide
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