***JD***
I have a dog (Dalmatian) and i live in Europe, i am moving to the United States, and i would like to bring my dog. I herd that wether my dog has or doesn't have a disease, it MUST be quarantined for 41 days. If my dog does not respond socially to the examiners, my dog will be put to sleep??
What can i do to prevent quarantine
What vaccines must my dog have
How long before the trip must the vaccines occur
Thanks
Answer
The USA does not have a quarantine on dogs coming in from Europe.
To bring your dog into the USA you must have:
1) if the dog is over 12 weeks it needs proof of a rabies shot.
2) you dog will need an Health Certificate (in English) issued within 10 days of your trip stating the dates, manufacturers, expiration dates of the vaccines your dog has received. It must also state that the dog has been ex mined and found free of disease, internal and external parasites.
3) The airline will require you to have a shipping crate of the proper size.
Upon arrival your dog isn't examined by anyone but you will need to have your paperwork approved by customs. The dog will then be released to you in the same crate that you put it in when you left Europe.
If you are returning to EU with your dog in most cases you will need the same but some countries will require a titer test for rabies and some may still require a quarantine. GB and Sweden are examples of ones that do.
The USA does not have a quarantine on dogs coming in from Europe.
To bring your dog into the USA you must have:
1) if the dog is over 12 weeks it needs proof of a rabies shot.
2) you dog will need an Health Certificate (in English) issued within 10 days of your trip stating the dates, manufacturers, expiration dates of the vaccines your dog has received. It must also state that the dog has been ex mined and found free of disease, internal and external parasites.
3) The airline will require you to have a shipping crate of the proper size.
Upon arrival your dog isn't examined by anyone but you will need to have your paperwork approved by customs. The dog will then be released to you in the same crate that you put it in when you left Europe.
If you are returning to EU with your dog in most cases you will need the same but some countries will require a titer test for rabies and some may still require a quarantine. GB and Sweden are examples of ones that do.
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jayanthi s
I am wondering if I should bring my toy poodle to america this winter. Do you think this is ok for him? I mean he never saw snow before and might not be used to the temperatures, should i bring him in the summer instead ?
And how do you book the trip for the dog ? Do you need to bring your own crate ? Is it safe? The chances of him getting lost are low right ?
And how long is the quarantine ?
going to chicago
Answer
Where in the USA are we talking about? If it is any state other than Hawaii, there won't be a quarantine period as long as your dog has an up-to-date rabies shot given more than 30 days before entrance into the country.
I don't think the temperature in the winter should be a problem if you plan on keeping your dog indoors most of the time. And in fact, you may find that he likes snow.
Yes you need to bring your own crate. Ideally you'll bring him in the airplane cabin under the seat in front of you. If he is too big or the airline doesn't allow it, he'll have to travel in the cargo area which may not be a great idea for such a long trip.
Where in the USA are we talking about? If it is any state other than Hawaii, there won't be a quarantine period as long as your dog has an up-to-date rabies shot given more than 30 days before entrance into the country.
I don't think the temperature in the winter should be a problem if you plan on keeping your dog indoors most of the time. And in fact, you may find that he likes snow.
Yes you need to bring your own crate. Ideally you'll bring him in the airplane cabin under the seat in front of you. If he is too big or the airline doesn't allow it, he'll have to travel in the cargo area which may not be a great idea for such a long trip.
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