dodger
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Post by dodger on Feb 26, 2010 19:44:55 GMT
can anyone tell me more about the dog passports as i would love to go across the chanel to some of the shows that quinlent organizes how dooi go about getting them. where from and how much etc etc  many thanks lee |
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Post by phil on Feb 26, 2010 21:04:10 GMT
we are going to get passport's for the dogs this year , it take's about 8/9 months depending on the vets , one thing i did find was that the price varied a bit , so i would say shop around
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Post by grchmason on Feb 27, 2010 23:04:06 GMT
we are going to get passport's for the dogs this year , it take's about 8/9 months depending on the vets , one thing i did find was that the price varied a bit , so i would say shop around I'm looking in to this how much buy Phil?? Cheers Tarren |
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Post by phil on Feb 28, 2010 10:41:30 GMT
we are going to get passport's for the dogs this year , it take's about 8/9 months depending on the vets , one thing i did find was that the price varied a bit , so i would say shop around I'm looking in to this how much buy Phil?? Cheers Tarren[/quote we are paying 180 but will need to get the dogs chipped as well , got a different quote and thats was over 200 but can't remember the exact price but again still needing to pay for the dogs to be chipped |
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Post by wybren on Feb 28, 2010 11:08:00 GMT
What you need to do is
get the dog chipped and a passport.
Get the dog rabies vaccinated.
After a minimum of 30 days get the dog blood tested for rabies antibodies.
When you get a positive testresult, you can travel across the channel and back after a minimum of 6 months.
When you do travel back you need to get your dog treated for ticks and tapeworms minimum 24 hours and maximum 48 hours before checking in for the way back to the uk.
All this rules apply to travelling back to the uk. Going out has no restrictions.
Your vet can take care of all of these. All things have to be recorded in the passport by your vet.
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many thanks lee
