[nagdu] before traveling with a guide dog

[cheryl echevarria]

especially traveling outside the US, even when going on a cruise.  Once on a 
cruise you are on internationally waters.

Always have current vaccination records from your vet, some vets even offer 
vet passports, I have heard about them and still investigating this.  This 
might be a question for Jeanine Stanley, maybe she can find out more on her 
end.

Make sure that you contact your travel agent for all the information about 
traveling with your guide dog in that country, it would be ashamed if you 
get to your destination but your dog wouldn't be able to go, might have to 
be left in quarantine, always double check at least a good 3-6 months if you 
have that kind of time prior to going.

Make sure you have enough food for them, a lot of places you cannot forward 
the food to, you might be able to purchase once you arrive at your 
destination but if out of the country they may not carry the brand that you 
use.

Just a few ideas.

Cheryl Echevarria
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