Seriously, I'm moving abroad and i guess it costs a fortune to bring our family dog along...is there a way??

Question

He's the best pet anyone could ask for, I don't wana just give him away. but bringing him to england with us is going to cost a lot and he'll have to get a bunch of shots and everything :( is there any way around it? I'm just trying to help my mom out, she's trying to figure out a way. So if you know anything we can do please help us out. thank you :)

Answer 1

If the dog is that imprtant to you/your mum whoever and you dont want to give him away then cough up for the expense of bringing him to England.

If he means that much to you then that should out weigh the expense of his shots and things.

Dont try and sneak him into the country if you get caught it will cost you alot more in fines than getting his shots and im not sure but it may even carry a prison sentence.

There are rules for transporting animals and getting the relevant vaccinations and whatever elses for a reason.

You shouldn't be asking for ways to flout those rules, not a great start to living in anoter country is it, to already be trying to break its laws, policies and proceedures.

Answer 2

There is really no way around it.  They are very careful about bringing animals into the UK, but it is not that difficult to meet the requirements.  It is mainly a rabies vaccination that is needed, and that does not cost a lot.  Here is the link you need.  It gives all the information.

Answer 3

sell it

buy a new one in England surely u will find one exactly like him

Answer 4

If you really love your dog, you will find a way. Cheaper to get him his shots than have to put him in quarantine when you get here. shop around for prices, not only vets, but maybe animal charities who will be willing to help, and check out the cost of carriers too.

I'm sure you will find a way.....no matter what the cost, you would never forgive yourself, and would always regret it if you left him behind!

Answer 5

If you ship it, forget it; dead dog.  Either find it a home here, or travel with it.