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Calculated Shard: 51 (from laksa160)

2. Crawled Status Check

Query:

curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa051.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://petraveller.com.au/blog/banned-cat-and-dog-breeds-in-singapore\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://petraveller.com.au/blog/banned-cat-and-dog-breeds-in-singapore\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/banned-cat-and-dog-breeds-in-singapore","crawl_time":1776086544,"first_indexed_time":1660961581,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"au,com,petraveller!\/blog\/banned-cat-and-dog-breeds-in-singapore s443","src_root_hash":"11627836363560029651","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Banned cat and dog breeds in Singapore","meta_descriptions":["Singapore is a pet-friendly country and is home to several different cat and dog breeds. However, Singapore has strict regulations about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Singapore\nis a pet-friendly country and is home to several different cat and dog breeds. However, Singapore has\nstrict regulations\nabout the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it.\nThese breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list.\nProhibited cat breeds in Singapore\nSingapore\nhas a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of\nPrionailurus bengalensis\n. Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of\nLetailurus serval\n.\nBanned dog breeds in Singapore\nSingapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are:\nPit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds.\nAkita\nBoerboe\nDogo Argentino\nFila Brasileiro\nNeapolitan Mastiff\nTosa\nPerro de Presa Canario\nCrosses of any of these breeds\nDogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training.\nSingapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. While these breeds can travel with you to Singapore, they will have to undergo obedience training and must always be on a lead and muzzled in public places.\nSingapore calling?\nSingapore\nis a pet-friendly country with a large pet population. If you are planning to move to Singapore with your pet cat or dog,\nget in touch\nwith Petraveller for a comprehensive pet relocation plan.","attrs_markdown":"\\<img height=\"1\" width=\"1\" style=\"display:none\" src=\"https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=1725998324363317\\&amp;ev=PageView\\&amp;noscript=1\"\\>\n\n[![petraveller-logo-1-1](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/hs-fs\/hubfs\/petraveller-logo-1-1.png?width=229&name=petraveller-logo-1-1.png)](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/)\n\n- [Destinations](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/popular-destinations)\n  - [Los Angeles](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-los-angeles)\n  - [Auckland](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-auckland)\n  - [London](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-london)\n  - [Dublin](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-dublin)\n  - [View All Destinations](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/popular-destinations)\n- [Our Story]()\n  - [About Us](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/about-us)\n  - [How it works](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/services\/what-we-do)\n  - [Meet the Team](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/about-us#team)\n  - [Testimonials](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/Petraveller\/about)\n  - [Client Videos](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/videos)\n- [Resources]()\n  - [Vet Certificates](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/vet)\n  - [FAQs](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/faqs)\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog)\n  - [Client Stories](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/client-stories)\n  - [Preparation](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/preparation)\n  - [Pet Travel Glossary](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/pet-travel-requirements-glossary)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/contact-us)\n\n[Request a Quote](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/banned-cat-and-dog-breeds-in-singapore)\n\n- [Destinations](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/popular-destinations)\n  - [Los Angeles](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-los-angeles)\n  - [Auckland](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-auckland)\n  - [London](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-london)\n  - [Dublin](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-dublin)\n  - [Hong Kong](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-hong-kong)\n  - [View All Destinations](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/popular-destinations)\n- [Our Story]()\n  - [About Us](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/about-us)\n  - [How it works](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/services\/what-we-do)\n  - [Meet the Team](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/about-us#team)\n  - [Testimonials](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/Petraveller\/about)\n  - [Client Videos](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/videos)\n- [Resources]()\n  - [Vet Certificates](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/vet)\n  - [FAQs](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/faqs)\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog)\n  - [Client Stories](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/client-stories)\n  - [Preparation](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/preparation)\n  - [Pet Travel Glossary](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/resources\/pet-travel-requirements-glossary)\n- [Contact Us](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/contact-us)\n\n[![petraveller-logo-1-1](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/hs-fs\/hubfs\/petraveller-logo-1-1.png?width=229&name=petraveller-logo-1-1.png)](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/)\n\n- [Dog Travel](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/dog-travel)\n- [Cat Travel](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/cat-travel)\n- [Singapore](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/singapore)\n- [Banned Breeds](https:\/\/petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/banned-breeds)\n## Banned cat and dog breeds in Singapore\n[Singapore](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/popular-destinations\/pet-transport-singapore) is a pet-friendly country and is home to several different cat and dog breeds. However, Singapore has [strict regulations](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/the-petraveller-guide-to-living-in-singapore-with-a-dog) about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it.\n\nThese breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list.\n\n## Prohibited cat breeds in Singapore\n[Singapore](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/bringing-your-pet-to-singapore-a-lowdown-on-singapores-pet-import-rules) has a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of *Prionailurus bengalensis*. Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of *Letailurus serval*.\n\n## Banned dog breeds in Singapore\nSingapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are:\n\n- Pit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds.\n- Akita\n- Boerboe\n- Dogo Argentino\n- Fila Brasileiro\n- Neapolitan Mastiff\n- Tosa\n- Perro de Presa Canario\n- Crosses of any of these breeds\n\nDogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training.\n\nSingapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. While these breeds can travel with you to Singapore, they will have to undergo obedience training and must always be on a lead and muzzled in public places.\n\n## Singapore calling?\n[Singapore](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/singapore) is a pet-friendly country with a large pet population. 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However, Singapore has [strict regulations](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/the-petraveller-guide-to-living-in-singapore-with-a-dog) about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it. These breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list. Prohibited cat breeds in Singapore [Singapore](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/bringing-your-pet-to-singapore-a-lowdown-on-singapores-pet-import-rules) has a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of *Prionailurus bengalensis*. Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of *Letailurus serval*. Banned dog breeds in Singapore Singapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are: Pit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds. Akita Boerboe Dogo Argentino Fila Brasileiro Neapolitan Mastiff Tosa Perro de Presa Canario Crosses of any of these breeds Dogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training. Singapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. While these breeds can travel with you to Singapore, they will have to undergo obedience training and must always be on a lead and muzzled in public places. Singapore calling? [Singapore](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/blog\/tag\/singapore) is a pet-friendly country with a large pet population. If you are planning to move to Singapore with your pet cat or dog, [get in touch](https:\/\/www.petraveller.com.au\/contact-us) with Petraveller for a comprehensive pet relocation plan.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Singapore is a pet-friendly country and is home to several different cat and dog breeds. However, Singapore has strict regulations about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it. These breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list. Prohibited cat breeds in Singapore Singapore has a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Prionailurus bengalensis . Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Letailurus serval . Banned dog breeds in Singapore Singapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are: Pit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds. Akita Boerboe Dogo Argentino Fila Brasileiro Neapolitan Mastiff Tosa Perro de Presa Canario Crosses of any of these breeds Dogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training. Singapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. While these breeds can travel with you to Singapore, they will have to undergo obedience training and must always be on a lead and muzzled in public places. Singapore calling? Singapore is a pet-friendly country with a large pet population. If you are planning to move to Singapore with your pet cat or dog, get in touch with Petraveller for a comprehensive pet relocation plan.
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However, Singapore has [strict regulations](https://www.petraveller.com.au/blog/the-petraveller-guide-to-living-in-singapore-with-a-dog) about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it. These breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list. ## Prohibited cat breeds in Singapore [Singapore](https://www.petraveller.com.au/blog/bringing-your-pet-to-singapore-a-lowdown-on-singapores-pet-import-rules) has a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Prionailurus bengalensis. Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Letailurus serval. ## Banned dog breeds in Singapore Singapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are: - Pit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds. - Akita - Boerboe - Dogo Argentino - Fila Brasileiro - Neapolitan Mastiff - Tosa - Perro de Presa Canario - Crosses of any of these breeds Dogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training. Singapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. 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Readable Markdown	[Singapore](https://www.petraveller.com.au/popular-destinations/pet-transport-singapore) is a pet-friendly country and is home to several different cat and dog breeds. However, Singapore has [strict regulations](https://www.petraveller.com.au/blog/the-petraveller-guide-to-living-in-singapore-with-a-dog) about the certain dog and cat breeds they will allow into the country and has rigorous pet import rules in place to regulate it. These breed restrictions are placed on dangerous breeds to protect the public and dog owners from harm. Some dog and cat breeds are known to be aggressive and dangerous; breed restrictions on such breeds help minimise dog attacks in the country. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your pet, it is vital that your pet dog or cat is not on the prohibited breeds list. Prohibited cat breeds in Singapore [Singapore](https://www.petraveller.com.au/blog/bringing-your-pet-to-singapore-a-lowdown-on-singapores-pet-import-rules) has a ban on the import of first to fourth generation Bengal and Savannah cats and crosses. If you are planning to travel to Singapore with your Bengal or Savannah cat, you must provide documentary proof that your Bengal cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Prionailurus bengalensis. Similarly, you need to provide documentary proof that your Savannah cat is at least a fifth generation cross from the ancestral stock of Letailurus serval. Banned dog breeds in Singapore Singapore, like many other countries, has a ban on aggressive dog breeds that have traditionally been bred for fighting. This ban is to avoid potentially dangerous situations with people and other animals. Dog breeds that are prohibited from entering Singapore are: Pit Bulls, including American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier), American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and crosses between these breeds and other breeds. Akita Boerboe Dogo Argentino Fila Brasileiro Neapolitan Mastiff Tosa Perro de Presa Canario Crosses of any of these breeds Dogs of these breeds that are already in Singapore are required to be sterilised after reaching six months of age. They must be on a lead and muzzled at all times in public places, and undergo obedience training. Singapore also has certain restrictions on dog breeds such as Bull Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd and its related crosses, Mastiffs and crosses of these breeds. While these breeds can travel with you to Singapore, they will have to undergo obedience training and must always be on a lead and muzzled in public places. Singapore calling? [Singapore](https://www.petraveller.com.au/blog/tag/singapore) is a pet-friendly country with a large pet population. If you are planning to move to Singapore with your pet cat or dog, [get in touch](https://www.petraveller.com.au/contact-us) with Petraveller for a comprehensive pet relocation plan.
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