Thousands of Canadians whose dogs cross the border south of the border will fall under the strictures every year. The law, which takes effect in August, requires certain health standards for dogs entering the United States by land, air and sea.
One of the latest updates and microchips. Cockroach owners must complete a new registration form prior to travel. If an owner fails to comply with any of these rules, the dog will not be allowed to cross the border. They will be sent back.
Jim and Cindy Nowakowski of Courtesy, Ontario enjoyed traveling with their little dog Mickey. He also took the dog to the United States several times.
Novakaski Lane, I’ve been to South Carolina. We love to hike in the spring and winter and take the dog with us.
The new rules will cost dog owners hundreds of dollars after they go into effect. Along with that numerous paper work has to be completed. It also involves several expenses.
According to the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), the new legislation was introduced to protect animals and people. Veterinarian and CVMA Council Newfoundland and Labrador representative Maggie Brown-Barry told CTV News Toronto there is some concern about the spread of the disease. In the past it was very unregulated when it came to animal migration.
The US says it is very concerned about the spread of rabies and wants to ensure all dogs are vaccinated. Novakaski said he is unsure if they will go south of the border if the new rules go into effect. Where I don’t think I’ll go again. Because, it will require a considerable amount of money. We want to stay here.
