Foreign Hunting.

[lapin2008 1,587]

So if you wanted to go over for a few days, would the dog still have to wait 6 months until it could come back?

No mate, its dead easy now a days.

You just need the pet passport (about 150 all in) then with a day or so of your leaving date you take it to a local vet where they give it some wormers and check it over, easy as that. I think the rabies jab that costs most of the 150 and it lasts for 3 years

[rob190364 2,594]

So if you wanted to go over for a few days, would the dog still have to wait 6 months until it could come back?

no you'd get it vaccinated 6 months before you go

[rob190364 2,594]

I know a few lads that have to go to poland to work in big construction firms they all say the same its a s**t hole. But guess it depends what you want in life...

How would you get on running dogs over there winter temps -20 down it would want good feet.

depends where they went, it's a big country!

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Your inbox is full Jai

[lapin2008 1,587]

So if you wanted to go over for a few days, would the dog still have to wait 6 months until it could come back?

no you'd get it vaccinated 6 months before you go

Its less mate, I think you need the rabbies vac no less then about 15 days before your due to leave the UK, suppose for it to have its proper effect

Edited September 11, 2012 by lapin2008

[skycat 6,173]

Here's all the details: the law has recently been changed: much easier now without the 6 month wait before travelling.

http://www.future-of-vaccination.co.uk/pet-travel-certificate.asp

[desertbred 5,490]

Lads with dogs other than coursing should tread carefully as if your dog is marked up heavily and you travel abroad for doing things you can still be prosecuted as you are resident here and some legislation in EU can be tricky for example if you sent a litter of pups from England to Eire to have them docked and then brought them back you could be prosecuted if the litter and reason for docking didnt comply with UK legislation could be the same with certain hunting activities

Edited September 11, 2012 by desertbred

[weasle 1,119]

As i say it depends what you want in life..When you have polish vets working over here in the local petrol station and earning more.

Id rather be poor in a country with good infrastructure than rich in a poor one.

I fancy canada but the wife will have non of it.Im lucky i guess ,im happy hunting the humble rabbit so stupid laws dont effect me to much.

[BEARINATOR 2,871]

Lads with dogs other than coursing should tread carefully as if your dog is marked up hevily and you travel abroad for doing things you can still be prosecuted as you are resident here and some legislation in EU can be tricky for example if you sent a litter of pups from England to Eire to have them docked and then brought them back you could be prosecuted if the litter and reason for docking didnt comply with UK legislation could be the same with certain hunting activities

 

True mate, I'm in 2 minds whether to take a couple of mine on my irish trip

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Lads with dogs other than coursing should tread carefully as if your dog is marked up heavily and you travel abroad for doing things you can still be prosecuted as you are resident here and some legislation in EU can be tricky for example if you sent a litter of pups from England to Eire to have them docked and then brought them back you could be prosecuted if the litter and reason for docking didnt comply with UK legislation could be the same with certain hunting activities

You cant get done if you dont break the law. simple. If dog is marked up due to working legal quarry in another country, you simply need to prove veterinary treatment has been/is being given.

You cant get done for doing LEGAL pest control in other countries.

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

Just make sure you know what you have to do, dont leave any boxes unticked. Keep to the law, and follow all regulations. You will have a great trip, with nothing to worry about.

[Gitano 17]

Good thread chaps . Can't help about eastern Europe and its laws but there's still decent boar hunting with catch dogs and knife allowed here in Spain so I'm happy enough.

[artful212 394]

id love to go hunting abroad europe ,america even england to see how other folk hunt i think would be a great experience

[BEARINATOR 2,871]

to see how other folk hunt i think would be a great experience

 

True mate, I'll get you on a american site if you want

[iceman001979 1,316]

id love to go hunting abroad europe ,america even england to see how other folk hunt i think would be a great experience

WHY YOU LOOKING BIT BY SOMETHING FOREIGN LOL