All swine imported into North Dakota for breeding or feeder purposes must be individually identified. Pseudorabies vaccination is prohibited except with written permission of the state veterinarian. All swine imported into North Dakota for exhibition purposes must meet the same requirements as for breeding swine. Rams over six months of age must test negative to Brucella ovis within 30 days of entry, or originate from a Brucella ovis free flock. Individual identification is required on all sheep.
Individual identification is required on all goats.
No dogs less than 3 months old accepted from areas quarantined for rabies. All imported birds shall have a numbered leg band. Pullorum All poultry under 5 months of age, except those for immediate slaughter, and hatching eggs imported, must originate from flocks that meet pullorum-typhoid requirements of National Poultry Improvement Plan or National Turkey Improvement Plan, and regulations issued by authority of the Act. C. Or originate from a free area. All crates, boxes or containers and vehicles used for transporting the poultry to a show shall have been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.