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Location: Perthshire, Scotland
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14-02-2011, 09:23 PM
Originally Posted by sarah1983 
Well it certainly can't be any worse than here. I've been here almost 18 months and can count on one hand the number of people I've had a conversation with. And it's not for lack of trying either. Coffe mornings, BBQs, anything they put on we go to and we're blanked completely.
Hubbys been to Germany before although he was stationed somewhere else then. He loved it and would have happily gone back if it weren't for the hassle of me being unable to drive. As it is he's being sent there anyway. Once Rupe's sorted I'll start looking forward to it. It's not just the passport, we're looking at him possibly needing surgery as the nail he had cut right back is refusing to heal and infection has set in. If they can't shift it we'll be looking at the nail bed being removed completely at least, possibly him losing a toe if it's spread.
Aww I hope he gets his toe sorted. Belle ripped one of her nails quite bad a couple of years ago and took ages to heal.
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Location: Bad Fallingbostel, Germany
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14-02-2011, 09:32 PM
Originally Posted by basi
I didn't enjoy N.I either, I was there a year then we decided to do married unaccopmanied a year ago and bought our own house as he only has 2 years left now.
Aww I hope he gets his toe sorted. Belle ripped one of her nails quite bad a couple of years ago and took ages to heal.
Sounds so stupid when you say your dog's recovering from a torn nail doesn't it?
It really is a pain though. We've got a cone collar on him whenever he's not eating because otherwise he licks at it constantly and it's like living with a battering ram! My thighs are covered in bruises from the thing.
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Location: Bad Fallingbostel, Germany
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15-02-2011, 03:57 PM
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Location: cheshire, uk
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15-02-2011, 03:58 PM
Originally Posted by sarah1983
Well,spoken to the vets. Apparently a full pet passport takes about 7 months to come through but we can get him an export only one to go out there and apply for a full one when we get there.
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15-02-2011, 04:10 PM
Originally Posted by sarah1983
Well,spoken to the vets. Apparently a full pet passport takes about 7 months to come through but we can get him an export only one to go out there and apply for a full one when we get there.
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15-02-2011, 04:26 PM
Originally Posted by x-clo-x
7 months? why that long?
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Location: God's Own County
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15-02-2011, 04:29 PM
Originally Posted by sarah1983
Well,spoken to the vets. Apparently a full pet passport takes about 7 months to come through but we can get him an export only one to go out there and apply for a full one when we get there.
Er I think your vet is confused
The Pet Passport process goes like this:
1.Microchip
2.Rabies Vax
3.Titre test around a month later
4.Result comes back Pet Passport is issued with a valid to return to the UK date on it & an expiry date
Time span 1 month. It is around 7 months(after the rabies vax) before a dog that has gone abroad can return to the UK. The dog can go abroad(depending on the destination)from around 3 weeks after the rabies vax.
No need to apply for another PP, there is no such thing as a temporary PP, not a "Full"PP. It's just a PP
This is how Rjj's PP worked & I was given the PP the day the Titre test result came through I didn't have to wait for another 6 months to get a"full"one
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15-02-2011, 04:34 PM
you just wont be able to 're enter' with him before 6 months.
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