[NAGDU] International travel with a guidedog

[Sandra Burmester]

Hi,
When we went to Japan for the first time.  We had to follow all the rules
about a rabies free zone.  My dog had to be mirochiped first then have a
rabies shot then 30 days latter another rabies shot then a titer test
done.  It had to follow a strict shedule.  Then you have to wait for 180
days.  Then submit your paper work.  You can look up all this info on the
internet.  Guide dogs don't have to go through the quarintine time in
japan.  At least I didn't.  You could ccontact the Kansai Guide dog school
and they may be able to help you with paperwork.
I hope this helps.
Sandra

On Tue, Apr 4, 2017 at 10:59 AM, Julie Johnson via NAGDU <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> I've not traveled internationally, but I have traveled within the U.S. and
> left one or both dogs at home with my husband or others. I owner train and
> currently switch between two dogs.  Even previously when I've only had one
> dog working, I've generally had two or even three dogs  in various stages
> of being trained or retired or whatever.  My husband really does not enjoy
> traveling and is content to stay at home with the dogs.    It works for
> us.  To each his or her own, I guess.
>
> Julie
>
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