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[Polly Put The Kettle On]

hia

Anyone tell me does my dog need a passport to go to southern island
Anyone any upto date information
She will be upto date with her booster, flea and worming and of course she is chipped

As anyone been stopped for not having one?

 

[Wildman]

Assuming you mean Eire or Ireland then no problem with dogs. If you means Island (Iceland) then passport etc needed.

 

[Deleted member 29692]

Taking your dog to Eire is the same as taking it anywhere else in Europe so in fact you do need a pet passport, rabies vac, tapeworm treatment before you come back etc.

Whether or not any checks are usually carried out I don't know but would you want to risk being the first person to get caught out?

https://www.gov.uk/pet-travel-information-for-pet-owners#countries-and-territories

http://www.irishferries.com/uk-en/faq/pets-irelandfrance-routes/

Just because some people may get away with it, especially when crossing from or into Ulster, doesn't mean you always will.

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[Polly Put The Kettle On]

Hia

Thanks for the correction . Ha ha

Yes might as well get her done looks as though it's just the rabies need sorting
Knowing me it would be me they make an example of or I would worry like hell incase

Thanks

 

[Deleted34567]

Been crossing 10 years, and on a weekly basis years ago with my JH in the cab.......no problems.
Ireland enjoys the same status as the UK relating to disease control.
Take the pooch, enjoy the trip and if you're anywhere near the North west drop me a pm.... Free stop for a night or 3 if required.

 

[Polly Put The Kettle On]

His

Looked on Irish ferries web site and they say they do
But thanks Jonkil
Also pets have to be in their kennel thingies not left in the car
Maybe MotorHomes are different

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[Bill_OR]

... and I was thinking that perhaps Polly meant the Isle of Wight ;-)

 

[Polly Put The Kettle On]

His

Ha ha ha