Bringing a service dog (or any dog) from Canada to the UK (Episode 9)

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Natalie talks about all the steps needed to bring a service dog from Canada to the Uk for a visit.
What I kept calling a "Pet Office" is actually called an Animal Health Office. Here is the link to the website www.inspection....
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12 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@morgancalvi6675 Год назад

Great info...great video. Great channel...may I ask why you stopped videoing?

@theanimalkeaper 6 лет назад

Service dogs are called assistant dogs in uk fun fact :)

@alien111star 7 лет назад

Its so great that you took your service dog with you. Of course you have to take with you. We are doing the same thing, just a little bit different since we are not from Canada :-) but almost the same. Nice video as always .

@leaha4375 7 лет назад

My friend had milled cp

@dogswithjobslondon 5 лет назад

Unfortunately the laws here have changed. To fly with a service dog in cabin it must be trained through ADUK, ADI or IGDF. If not, you will be denied. This is extremely discriminatory to those owner trained teams or teams outside of those organisations. It does vary from flight company to company, but most use this. This also applies for us UK residents flying within Europe, and I believe even, flying WITHIN UK. People are trying to get this all changed.

@rebeccawilliams139 4 года назад

Kayleigh Maguire technically the laws haven’t changed and technically what the airlines are doing is illegal. They just don’t care and the laws are generally unenforceable but from what I know there have been cases won and there are people working on getting airlines to comply with the law. Generally if you’re travelling TO the UK you should be ok but if you’re travelling FROM the UK then you might have to ring around airlines and speak to people etc.