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acsecnarf
Joined 2013
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BRINGING DAIRY GOATS TO ECUADOR

11 years ago

I have been breeding good quality dairy goats for years now and would like to bring them with us when we move to Ecuador. Obviously, we will need a permit, but we are also looking at whether to bring them via air freight or by using an extremely expensive pet relocation service. Does anyone have any recommendations? Is there a particular lawyer who is very good at facilitating paperwork once my goat is in that big warehouse.

Yes, I understand that I can get new goats in Ecuador. However, my does are production dairy goats, who produce 1 1/2 gallons a day at freshening and 3/4 gallon a day a year later. I would have to buy and care for 3-4 local goats to be the equivalent of each of one of mine. If at all possible, I would like to bring them. If you have any advice HOW, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for your help! ;-)

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