Taking A Dog To France-Everything You Need To Know Before You Travel

Written by Tikhala B in Dog Health Living Guide

Taking A Dog To France-Everything You Need To Know Before You Travel

Taking a dog to France or just about any other form of traveling can pose its own challenges. You need to make sure that all needs for comfortable means of travel idea for pet dogs are met without compromise.

If you happen to travel from UK or traveling into UK from anywhere around the globe, accompanied by your dog, then make sure that your dog is chipped, has a passport and you have well-documented vaccinations especially for rabies and another related blood testing if you are from developing countries outside of EU.

 Crossing borders with a dog is a hot-button issue that need not to be played down. If you have a journey to make with a pet dog you need to get well organized and prepare yourself for an emotional rollercoaster too.
As a pet owner, who has a Staffordshire terrier, with issues of emotional attachment, anxiety when traveling with my Tess is the least of many things I have to figure out how to juggle so she doesn’t get stressed.

 Can You Take A Dog On The Channel Tunnel?

 To be allowed to board a train to France or into the UK via the tunnel, you must pass the rigorous checks required by the European laws on pets traveling across borders.

 Can I travel with my dog on Eurostar?

 If your dog is a member of the guide dogs, Eurostar will definitely make an exception to let you travel with your dog guide, however, if you are not a guide dog owner, then you will not enjoy this privilege

 Can you take your dog to Europe?

Just like UK laws, require that you meet certain requirements when traveling with your dog, if you are taking your dog to Europe, you must have comprehensive paperwork to hand and your dog would have to be microchipped as well as tested for rabies.

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