Nebraska § 54-640 Commercial dog or cat breeder; duties

Nebraska Statutes

§ 54-640 — Commercial dog or cat breeder; duties

Nebraska § 54-640

Ch. 54Livestock

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 54-640 (2026).

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A commercial dog or cat breeder shall:

(1)Maintain housing facilities and primary enclosures in a sanitary condition;

(2)Enable all dogs and cats to remain dry and clean;

(3)Provide shelter and protection from extreme temperatures and weather conditions that may be uncomfortable or hazardous to the dogs and cats;

(4)Provide sufficient shade to shelter all the dogs and cats housed in the primary enclosure at one time;

(5)Provide dogs and cats with easy and convenient access to adequate amounts of clean food and water;

(6)Provide dogs with adequate socialization. For purposes of this subdivision, adequate socialization means physical contact with other dogs and with human beings, other than being fed;

(7)Assure that a handler's hands are washed before and after handling each infectiou

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A commercial dog
or cat breeder shall:
(1) Maintain housing facilities and primary enclosures in
a sanitary condition;
(2) Enable all dogs and cats to remain dry and clean;
(3) Provide shelter and protection from extreme temperatures
and weather conditions that may be uncomfortable or hazardous to the dogs
and cats;
(4) Provide sufficient shade to shelter all the dogs and
cats housed in the primary enclosure at one time;
(5) Provide dogs and cats with easy and convenient access
to adequate amounts of clean food and water;
(6) Provide dogs with adequate
socialization. For purposes of this subdivision, adequate socialization
means physical contact with other dogs and with human beings, other than being
fed;
(7) Assure that a handler's
hands are washed before and after handling each infectious or contagious cat;
(8) Maintain a written veterinary
care plan developed in conjunction with an attending veterinarian; and
(9) Provide veterinary care
without delay when necessary.