First dog
€100
First dog
Annual Hundesteuer for first, second, and listed-breed dogs — verified against the city's Hundesteuersatzung.
€100
First dog
€150
Second dog
€1,000
Listed-breed dog
| Tier | Annual | Monthly | 10-year total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st dog | €100 | €8 | €1,000 |
| 2nd dog | €150 | €13 | €1,500 |
| Listed-breed dog | €1,000 | €83 | €10,000 |
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Nuremberg charges an annual tax of €1,000 for listed-breed dogs.
This equals 10× the standard rate.
Nuremberg · €100
New dog owners must register their dog at the Bürgeramt within 14 days of acquiring it.
Failure to register can result in a Bußgeld (fine) and back-charging of the tax.
Contact your local Bürgeramt to register your dog in person.
Once per calendar year. New owners must register the dog within 14 days at the Bürgeramt.
Nuremberg charges 100 € for the first dog and 150 € for the second.
A breed the city lists as potentially dangerous. Nuremberg taxes them at 1000 € per year.
Yes — guide, therapy, and service dogs are typically exempt; details depend on the city's Satzung.
Cities can impose Bußgeld up to several hundred euros and back-charge the tax.
Rates change when the city updates its Hundesteuersatzung, typically effective January 1.
Most cities exempt foster dogs in the first year after a shelter adoption — check the Satzung.
No. Hundesteuer is a Gemeindesteuer and is not deductible from income tax.