[nagdu] [ requirements to go to the UK

[GARY STEEVES]

Hello Cheryl

I may be heading to London 2012 Paralympics in my role with International Blind Sports. I thought, although it is over a year away, I should start trying to research what will be required if I want to bring Bogart with me. We are thinking of attaching a holiday while we are over there.

Ifyou, or anyone else on the list, can direct me to the requirements to enter the UK with a guide dog that would be very helpful.

Thanks
Gary

----- Original Message -----
From: cheryl echevarria <cherylandmaxx at hotmail.com>
Date: Thursday, June 9, 2011 8:32 am
Subject: Re: [nagdu] Accessible Europe
To: "NAGDU Mailing List, the National Association of Guide Dog Users" <nagdu at nfbnet.org>

> In reference to Europe, it is the type of Document that you are 
> entering the country of, the USDA Vet must sign and use stamp. 
> Doesn't have to be a certified guide dog, since there is no such 
> thing anyway.
> 
> For any animal leaving the US, this must happen. Like I said all 
> depends upon the country visiting.
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> 
>   My question is about dogs, like mine, who are both guide 
> and service  
>   dogs.
>   My dog does guide work, mobility (counterbalance/brace) 
> work and sound  
>   alert work.  I could easily get my audiologist/ear, 
> nose and throat  
>   doctors to sign papers stating that she is my service 
> dog, with an  
>   audiogram to back it up. Would my dog need both types of 
> paperwork?   
>   She is owner trained so is not licensed by a "certified 
> guide dog  
>   trainer."  So could I get her in as a service dog, 
> not a guide dog?
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