Detailed description
If you regularly keep horses for riding purposes or as a carriage driving business, you need a permit. This also applies if you are a riding club and regularly rent out your horses to non-members for a fee.
If you regularly keep horses for riding purposes or as a carriage driving business, you need a permit. This also applies if you are a riding club and regularly rent out your horses to non-members for a fee.
There are no animal welfare concerns.
The responsible persons and their deputies have the necessary expertise
You or the business owner have the necessary personal and financial reliability.
The available rooms and facilities are suitable for keeping the animals in a species-appropriate manner.
Please provide the following information in your application:
Please submit the following documents with your application:
Obtain all necessary building permits for the buildings you intend to use from the relevant building authority before applying for a permit to operate a riding and driving business.
The permit only refers to the species of animal and the maximum number of animals with which the activity is to be carried out, as well as to the rooms and facilities specified in the application. A permit issued on the basis of incorrect information is invalid and can be withdrawn at any time.
You need permission before you can operate a riding and driving business.
You submit the application for permission to operate a riding or driving business along with the required documents to the responsible authority.
The responsible authority will check your documents. If necessary, it will request further documents or information from you.
The responsible authority will examine your application.
You will receive a notification.
4-6 weeks
Fees apply. The amount of the fees is calculated based on the fee schedule.
contradiction
§ 11 Paragraph 1 No. 8cAnimal Welfare Act (TierSchG)
Keywords: Riding and driving operations (carriage rides), approval coach Horse cab Horse-drawn cart Carriage ride Carriage rides, approval
Last updated: 28.04.2025