Dameerto wrote:
The dog went back to Portugal dufus. Hard to bite Londoners from there... and from what I understand it was a 'house dog'.
if i am not mistaken , qualified dogs have not needed quarantine in the UK for more than a decade.
My five year old dog meets all UK regulations and could travel with me without hassle.
Actually i would be more worried about my dog being bitten by some louts dog in mancy than by the foxes that regularly frequent our village where i live.
To own a dog outside the UK can be expensive, i pay almost 100 pounds per year just to have a dog. She has a microchip and is regularly controlled and must receive the correct injections.
And worth every penny for the enjoyment a dog brings.
Cat owners get off scott free, by the way and Cats cause most damage to the environment. They also can spread diseases.
I wonder how many dog owners in the UK would actually have a dog if they saw the kind of costs many europeans pay for the pleasure and priviledge of owning a dog.