BreedCountry

Travelling from

Yes. No breed rule names the Siberian Husky in Estonia. It still needs the entry papers below.

Laws change: this is general information, not legal advice. The authority linked on each line has the final word.

Breed rules in Estonia

No breed rule names the Siberian Husky in Estonia.

Getting into Estonia

From an EU country: An EU pet passport is needed, the microchip must come before the rabies vaccination, and the first vaccination is at 12 weeks or older. No titre test or tapeworm treatment is required. source
Rabies antibody test: Required for animals from any third country that is not on the EU list (for example Turkey, Thailand, Morocco, Serbia, Russia and Belarus): blood sample at least 30 days after the rabies vaccination, result 0.5 IU/ml or more, then three months before entry. Not needed from EU countries or listed third countries. source
Tapeworm treatment: Not required for dogs entering Estonia. source
Quarantine: No quarantine for dogs, cats or ferrets is described. Quarantine applies to pet birds from non-EU countries. source

Rules change. Check the official source linked on each line before you travel.

Running costs: about €658 a year, pet insurance about €168 of that.

Size: 15.5–28 kg, 12–14 years.