New Hampshire SB535 defines residential breeders and imported animals, exempts them from certain licensing requirements, and removes references to.
New Hampshire SB535 amends the state's animal licensing laws by defining a "residential breeder" as someone who breeds dogs or cats within their primary residence, integrated into their home environment, and limits transfers to no more than 50 animals per year. It also defines "imported animal" as any live animal brought into the state, including offspring of pregnant animals imported while pregnant. The bill exempts residential breeders from certain licensing rules and removes references to commercial kennels, replacing them with "pet vendor" definitions.
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