How to Bring your Dog to Mexico - What you MUST know! 

Isabel, I’m sorry for the late response as I just saw your question. Perhaps this article from the CDC will be of help to you. www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/dogs.html Best of luck to you and your pup in your travels! 😎

Thank you Mikey! 🙂

That does sound too easy! Most airlines only allow a certain number of dogs onboard a flight and have a fee for each leg of the flight. I would recommend that you contact your preferred airline and get a written response from them to be sure. Our video was made more for those crossing by land. Best of luck to you and your pup in your new adventure! Thank you for watching our videos and joining us on the journey! Hope you’re enjoying our videos and that you’re having a great week! 🙂

This information should help him to be prepared: www.cdc.gov/importation/dogs/index.html I would imagine that it’s easier driving across than flying. We’ve had no questions about our dog’s travel or health information as we always drive from and to the USA to Mexico. Hope the article helps your dad and his pup. 🙂

Gabriel I don’t know. Did you drive or fly back to the USA? A decent resource on this is the CDC - www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/dog-origin.html Good luck and thank you for your kindness to this dog!

@@GeneandRenee drive but mostly cross by foot then take a transport bus home. I tried the link but didn't give me the info I was looking for. I really want to bring my pup home

When we drove back into the USA last year we had our dog’s papers in order but they didn’t check them. Hopefully this will be the case for you also. ❤️

By car they sont ask anything to enter mexico to bring back just us vaccines with rabbies

Thanks for watching! The most recent information that I’m seeing is: www.mexperience.com/mexico-essentials/bringing-pets-to-mexico/ And www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/dogs.html Hope this helps! 😎🐶

Really not sure as Ginny travels with us. We have seen in some of the expat groups on Facebook people connecting with others who were driving from or to a certain city (Mexico to the USA or Canada) to transport their dog or cat. Hope this helps. Thank you for joining us on the Journey! 🙂

I understand. If you’re driving you should have no problem. We’ve crossed the border at Texas last year and no one asked about Ginny. We’ll cross this year in California and will let our subscribers know what happens there. Thanks for joining us on the journey. Hope you’re having a great weekend!! 😎

I’m curious why don’t you want to put the microchip in ? Is it like you think it’s going to rudest chance of getting it to heaven or something like a mark of the beast lol ? I’m not making fun of it I’m very curious I’m gonna get my dog micro chipped for Mexico and I’ll probably get her one of those collars so I can see where she is constantly

@Alicia-vq8jg I know where my dog is all the time. I believe the microchip is more for irresponsible pet owners. I don't want someone else to impose their will on me about my little friend, and it will be uncomfortable for him. Also, I believe it is not an innocent experiment with your pet, and that eventually is going to be, and it's already been used in humans. And you, my friend, ignore the word of God.

I hear you - this is one more reason why I want to relocate to Mexico - better for my health, as well as my dogs. Mexico has no ridiculous requirements to put foreign substances into my dog dog - that will only negatively affect his health - including a microchip. It is a foreign object that will trigger an immune response. I also do not inject - ravies is the biggest scam and respect to the Mexican people for being more awake. Guess we will have to stay :)

@@ovejanegra75 Bless you! i feel exactly the same - it's the principle. I'll write this also for the person asking. I don't like the government telling me that I HAVE to put anything in my, or my pet's body. One of the reasons I'm looking into relocating - much less gov't regulation. People don't seem to understand that the body - yours or your dog's reacts to a foreign object being inserted, or injected. So many dogs have 'allergies' now. Imagine how many millions of this are inserted every year - based on fear-mongering. What if Fido is lost? Statistically, of the millions of these foreign objects inserted, how many result in a lost pet being returned to the owner, that would not otherwise have been without the chip? So small, it is not statistically significant and I don't know of any (i.e the dog would have been found anyway). So - 'someone' is making a lot of $$ feeding of of your fears, at the expense of my dog's health. Maybe some will not have a significant negative effect - but you don't know - and why risk something that could even result in chronic pain just to "go along with the crowd" and not be subjected to judgement by those who choose to follow like lemmings. If people chose to do this - fine, although I'm sorry for their animals; but no one should require it. Also - I don't like the idea of being tracked. As you wisely stated - this is not about lost pets; and anyone who thinks so is naive. I also know where my dog is, and do not need to expose him to harmful any more harmful non-native emfs via a tracking collar, also. All those wearing Apple watches will deny this, but research has already shown the health risks of having the phone near your body- it doesn't matter that the watch is smaller - its the same microwave signal going through your body - now constant. Worsening of inflammatory conditions like arthritis is common and I see that in ppl I know. Putting such a device around the cervical spine is not something I would want to do. No one should take my word for it - but do their own research - beyond the denials you will get from the tech/gov't agencies who clearly have vested interests in fully informing the public.

I’m not sure what you’re talking about. They were wanting a fee for your dog? We have all our dog’s papers in order and drive right in. We do appreciate you watching our videos and hope you have a wonderful weekend! 🙂

Are you driving or flying?

Driving@@GeneandRenee

@ingridvelasquez6186 enjoy your journey! 🙂

Thank you Brittany! Be sure to watch our videos, the last month shows eastern Canada and several New England states in the USA. In February our viewers will join us on a journey from Virginia to California as we prepare to spend five months in Baja California Sur. We’d love to have you on the adventure with us! 🙂

According to the CDC we could possibly need that for bringing her back into the USA. As it turned out we did not but better safe than sorry I suppose. Thank you Ivonne for joining us on our journey! 🙂

Yes, to begin the process of residency. It’s started in your home country and completed in Mexico once you’ve arrived. Alicia thank you for joining us on the Journey. Hope you have an awesome weekend!! 😎

Thank you for watching our video adventures and joining us on our Journey. Hope you’re having a great weekend! 😎

You are very welcome Jose! Hope you enjoy watching our videos and that you have a great weekend! 🙂

Thanks Ruth! I did work as a radio announcer about 40 years ago. Hope you’re having an amazing week!! 😎

@@GeneandRenee That’s awesome!

Thank you Victoria! We really appreciate you subscribing and supporting our channel. Hope your week is awesome!! 😎

Lupita I don’t either. I’m sorry. I’d suggest going to the CDC website and look about international travel. Also look online at Mexico immigration. Hope this helps. 🙂

@@GeneandRenee Thank you so much.

How did it go? I am traveling to mexico by driving and I want to bring my parakeet but I’m not sure if they need certain paperwork.

Thank you for watching our videos and joining us on the Journey! For traveling with pets we suggest that you visit this website: www.mexperience.com/mexico-essentials/bringing-pets-to-mexico/ I hope this helps. And we hope that you have a wonderful weekend! 😎

Thank you Greg! Hope you’re having an awesome week! 😎

Thanks for watching. Hope you were able to get some information out of it. Hope you’re having a great week! 😎

The last time I checked the man's name is not Jesus Oh you were taking the Lord's name in vain Yeah that's not wise to do that

Thank you for subscribing and for watching our videos. Also thank you so much for helping me with my ending! It will get changed when I do new ones in a few weeks. Hope you’re having a fabulous week! 😎

@@GeneandRenee @Gene & Renee Travel Adventures Hi, it's artlover again, I got to thinking that what you said may have been "Dios *te* bendiga" not "*de* bendiga" if so, my mistake. Someone taught this to you and you learned it correctly. It's my opinion that using the formal way of speaking is always the best way to avoid offending any one. When asking someone how to say something in Spanish, ask them how to say it in the formal polite way. Again, thanks for your videos. "Dios lo bendiga"

@@artlovervictoria I agree. I’ve always used the formal tense when speaking with people I don’t know. Heck, I still use the formal tense when speaking with my mother. Now that I am “an older person” I actually recoil when someone uses the informal tense with me upon our first interaction.

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