Hi im new here, my first post so sorry if i mess up in anyway or have posted in the wrong section.

Im looking for some advice, i am thinking about moving to canada in the very near future.

Only problem is i have a 1 year old staffy.

Does anyone know the process i would have to go through to be able to take my dog with me.

Obviously my dog means the world to me and if she is not able to come then i wont be moving anywhere.

All i seem to able to find is more information about bringing her back into the uk after being abraod rather then the actual getting her to Canada.

Any info will be fantastic.

Thanks for your time

You might have to get her rabies shots I know my friend had very little problems bringing her 4 dogs with her to the us.
This might help: Canadian Food Inspection Agency - Health of Animals - Importation of Pet Dogs

I know how you feel. I'm not sure if procedures are different now. But i can relate. I lived in another country before moving here and we wanted to bring our Japanese Spitz with us but we didn't want to put him in quarantine for 6 months. So we gave him to a very good friend of ours.

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thank you nicky09 that link is exactly what i needed. thanks so much.

aww ad_1980 .. sorry to hear that .. thats what i was worried about was the quarantine period but looks like they dont do it in canada.

thanks again both for your time

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No problem. I hate to mention this but did you check any dangerous dog legislation in that area I know some ban staffies.

yeah good thinking i didn't think of that ! thanks you have been very helpful

im in thr uk taking my dog to spain
if your taking a dog abroad to bring him back he has to be
microcghipped
vacinnated against rabies
have a rabies blood test and is allowed back into uk after 6 months of this test
have a pet passport
travel on approved routes