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I am going to be traveling from the US to France for the next several months and want to take my Yorkie with me.
I'm looking for information about what kind of paperwork, vaccinations, etc, I need to get her into the country. Also any recommendation on airlines that will allow pets to fly in the cabin on an international flight.
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Sophie
on Feb 18th 2008
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www.info-france-usa.org/intheus/customs/7000.asp
Check out this link for current info about bringing a dog from the USA into France.
Frankly, I would leave my dog with a family member or trusted friend, instead.
Although the majority of dogs who enter the EU don't have a problem, they are able to deny any dog entry for any reason, even if you still have the paperwork.
Also, even though laws have changed, quarantine still exists there and if there is ONE thing missing from your application, it could mean disaster. There was a Dateline report a couple of months ago that dealt with traveling abroad with pets and it was pretty scary.
Have fun regardless of what you decide to do.
Jack answered on Feb 18th.
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Go to www.pettravel.com
They have tons of info on going to other countries with your pets.
Good luck!!
Here is the link to France
www.pettravel.com
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answered on 2/18/08.
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From what I understand, France LOVES dogs, so it should be easier than some countries.
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i am going to Italy with my mom soon and i know that you have to send papersof my shots and stuff to washington twelve days prior to when you leave not sure of where i will find out if you would like.
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