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02-09-2004, 14:06 | #1 |
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Bloodtest
where do I find information about the bloodtest a dog needs to go to a different country like the uk? I heard it only takes two weeks
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02-09-2004, 20:20 | #2 |
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Hello Shelley,
About the bloodtest. It takes a lot of time, longer then 2 weeks, you mentioned. This is the way you have to go. A dog from West Europe has to go to the vet. The vet takes some bloodsamples and then he send it to a special lab. One of them is in Bruxelles and ons in Germany. There the blood will be tested for Rabies. The Rabies vaccination had to be done almost a month before the bloodsamples has been taken. Then the results of the bloodsamples come back (free of Rabies of not) and then the dog has to be staying for 6 month after dating of the results at the address that was mentioned on the papers with the bloodsamples. So that all together will be taken about 6 till 9 month before a dog can come over to the UK. I hope, you are not disappointed now, Greetings, Letty from Holland |
02-09-2004, 20:49 | #3 |
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I am infact I spoke to Pavel on the phone and he said that he thinks it will be 2-3 weeks tops 1 month.... is it different everywhere? |
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03-09-2004, 13:05 | #5 |
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Hi Hi I just phoned up DEFRA in the UK as I am in the UK :P I found out that czechoslovakian wolfdogs are again ALLOWED in the UK :P |
03-09-2004, 16:36 | #6 |
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Is it really so? I guess, is no possibility to register wolfdogs there, what means is no possibility to go to dogshows, or breed wolfdogs. Did you ask about that?
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03-09-2004, 16:54 | #7 |
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I did not ask for breeding and dog shows but I phone them on Monday again to find out they were friendlier than I thought, how many people are actually breeding in the uk?? But I think the good thing is that the wolfdogs are actually to live in the uk again.... |
03-09-2004, 17:00 | #8 |
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Ok, that is great to hear! Is often so, that if you use lot of money to import dog, is very shame that it will be only pet, i mean dogshows, and different competitions by now, not breeding. It is very clear that everybody can't be breeder, and of course, even don't want to be.
But if you're looking only company dog, it is very nice to hear that it is ok again there. -Suski
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03-09-2004, 19:50 | #9 | |
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