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What kind of veterinary tests, health forms, or immunizations are required for animals showing in 4-H shows in New Hampshire?
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All animals shown at 4-H shows in New Hampshire must be vaccinated against rabies. Some shows require a negative Coggins test for horses, and some shows may require distemper and kennel cough vaccination for dogs. All sheep and goats must be identified with an approved federal scrapie program ear tag or tattoo.
Contact your local veterinarian, state veterinarian, and/or the show coordinator to obtain specific information for your situation.
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