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Art. 23 Tierschutzgesetz (TSchG) - Tierhalteverbote

TSchG; 4. Kapitel: Verwaltungsmassnahmen und Behördenbeschwerde
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Art. 23 TSchG · Tierhalteverbote

Die zuständige Behörde kann das Halten oder die Zucht von Tieren, den Handel oder die berufsmässige Beschäftigung mit Tieren auf bestimmte oder unbestimmte Zeit den Personen verbieten: a. die wegen wiederholter oder schwerer Zuwiderhandlung gegen Vorschriften dieses Gesetzes und seiner Ausführungserlasse oder gegen Verfügungen bestraft worden sind; b. die aus anderen Gründen unfähig sind, Tiere zu halten oder zu züchten.

Ein solches von einem Kanton ausgesprochenes Verbot ist in der ganzen Schweiz gültig.

Das BLV führt ein Verzeichnis der ausgesprochenen Verbote. Dieses kann von den kantonalen Fachstellen nach Artikel 33 zur Erfüllung ihrer gesetzlichen Aufgaben eingesehen werden.

Der Bundesrat kann völkerrechtliche Verträge über den gegenseitigen Austausch von Informationen über ausgesprochene Verbote abschliessen. Er kann vorsehen, dass im Ausland ausgesprochene Verbote in der Schweiz anwendbar sind.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (123)

JAAC 52.6 (Art. 23 TschG)
Confederation's Funding of Private Animal Welfare Research Foundation
Cited as the basis for financial aid for the foundation's activities.
GE.2025.0079 · vd (art. 23 al. 1 let. a LPA)
Animal Welfare Ban Upheld Against Keepers for Persistent Violations
This provision was cited as the legal basis for the administrative authority to issue the ban on animal keeping due to repeated and serious infringements.
ADM 2024 211 · ju (Art. 23 al. 1 LPA)
Owner's Non-Compliance and Dog's Dangerousness Justify Seizure
Cited as the legal basis for prohibiting the keeping of animals by individuals who are unable to do so.
100 2024 31 · be (Art. 23 Abs. 1 Bst. b TSchG)
Cantonal Dog Holding Limit Upheld Based on Breed Exercise Requirements
The court upheld the restriction on the dog population based on the inability of the petitioners to keep animals according to the law, as referenced in the reasoning (E. 5.4) and implicitly supporting the final rejection of the appeal.
EDGS.2025.1 · ag (Art. 23 Abs. 1 TSchG)
Animal Ban Upheld Due to Welfare Violations
This provision is the legal basis for the animal keeping ban imposed on the petitioner, which was upheld in the decision.
603 2024 186 · fr (art. 23 al. 1 let. a et b LPA)
Appeal Against Ten-Year Livestock Ban for Persistent Animal Welfare Violations
The substantive basis for upholding the prohibition on detention, trade, and breeding of livestock due to repeated violations and objective incapacity.
VG.2024.00077 · gl (Art. 23 Abs. 1 TSchG)
Dog Welfare Restrictions Upheld Against Owners
Cited as the legal basis for prohibiting the keeping or breeding of animals.
VG.2024.00077 · gl (Art. 23 Abs. 2 TSchG)
Dog Welfare Restrictions Upheld Against Owners
Cited to establish that a prohibition issued by one canton is valid throughout Switzerland.
EDGS.2024.10 · ag (Art. 23 Abs. 1 lit. a TSchG)
Animal Welfare Ban Upheld Due to Repeated Violations
This provision is cited as a basis for the prohibition of animal keeping due to repeated or serious violations of animal protection laws.
EDGS.2024.10 · ag (Art. 23 Abs. 1 lit. b TSchG)
Animal Welfare Ban Upheld Due to Repeated Violations
This provision is used to justify the prohibition of animal keeping due to the owner's inability to comply with animal welfare regulations.
WBE.2024.175 · ag (Art. 23 TSchG)
Animal Holding Ban Upheld Amidst Welfare Violations
Cited in the context of the prohibition of animal keeping and its nationwide validity.
WBE.2024.13 · ag (Art. 23 Abs. 1 lit. b TSchG)
Farmer's Persistent Animal Welfare Violations Lead to Partial Cattle Ban
This provision served as the primary legal basis for issuing the partial animal keeping ban due to the appellant's demonstrated inability or unwillingness to properly keep animals.
WBE.2024.13 · ag (Art. 23 Abs. 2 TSchG)
Farmer's Persistent Animal Welfare Violations Lead to Partial Cattle Ban
This provision established that the cantonal ban on keeping animals is valid throughout Switzerland.
VB.2023.00580 · zh (Art. 23 Abs. I TSchG)
Pony Owner Compliance Conditions Upheld
This provision was cited among others in the list of legal norms applicable to the case being decided.
VB.2023.00580 · zh (Art. 23 TSchG)
Pony Owner Compliance Conditions Upheld
This provision was cited among others in the list of legal norms applicable to the case being decided.