Puppy passport

Koos · 19-11-2004, 11:08

Hello Ligerwolf,

About the passport, you really have to infirm you about this.

I have just read that a puppy, allthough there is taken bloodsampells and other vaccinations, has to stay in quarentaine for 30 days, because you have send several papers to a certain office.
I have here some telephonenumbers where you can check it out
Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) 613 5227 5329 and faxnumber 613 5227 5555.

If Australia has the same other rules, like the UK, then your puppy is allmost a year old before you can get it in Australia, because he has vaccinationed for Rabies about the age of 13 weeks, After a month it can be taken bloodsammples and the after the decision that the blood is Rabies free, the puppy can stay by the breeder for 6 month and than he can shipped over to Australia.

But infirm you about it if it is possible to do another way.

Greetings,

Letty from Holland

19-11-2004, 11:08	#6
Koos Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 731	Hello Ligerwolf, About the passport, you really have to infirm you about this. I have just read that a puppy, allthough there is taken bloodsampells and other vaccinations, has to stay in quarentaine for 30 days, because you have send several papers to a certain office. I have here some telephonenumbers where you can check it out Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) 613 5227 5329 and faxnumber 613 5227 5555. If Australia has the same other rules, like the UK, then your puppy is allmost a year old before you can get it in Australia, because he has vaccinationed for Rabies about the age of 13 weeks, After a month it can be taken bloodsammples and the after the decision that the blood is Rabies free, the puppy can stay by the breeder for 6 month and than he can shipped over to Australia. But infirm you about it if it is possible to do another way. Greetings, Letty from Holland