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The document is a dog license form for the Village of Arlington, Wisconsin, outlining the requirements and fees for licensing dogs. It states that each dog must be licensed annually with proof of a current rabies vaccination. The fees are $10 for unaltered dogs and $5 for neutered or spayed dogs, with a late fee of $5 if not registered by April 1st. Owners must submit the completed form, vaccination certificate, payment, and a self-addressed stamped envelope.

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Is a dog license required in Wisconsin?

You must license your dog by the age of five months, per Wisconsin state law . You must buy a new license for your dog each year. You must have a dog license to get a dog park permit (Madison park information , Dane County park information ).

What happens if you dont buy a dog license?

Its the Law In most states, you have to license your dog it is the law. Those who end up getting caught by a city official without a dog license usually end up paying a fine, which can be as high as $250 sometimes even more.

What states require a dog license?

All 50 states require annual renewal on dog licenses, and many offer multi-year or even lifetime licenses. Having your dog spayed or neutered and microchipped may earn you a discounted rate, and many states offer reduced licensing fees for senior citizens and low-income residents.

What county is Arlington, WI in?

Columbia County Arlington / County

Does Wisconsin require a health certificate for dogs?

With very few exceptions, all animals brought into Wisconsin need a certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI) or health certificate which are official documents that say a licensed veterinarian has examined the animals and found them to be healthy for travel.