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rivergirl
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[*] posted on 12-22-2007 at 04:24 PM


We have always gotten our international travel certificate for our dog. Over the years we have been asked once at Guerrero Negro on our way down... Handed it to the guy and he looked it over than we were on our way.
We live over an hour from the vet but always go get it just in case it is needed as it is required. Although I must say our dog loves the beach and probably would be happy with us if we left him there so he could fish. (He might not miss us at all, ha.ha.) He cases the little fish back and forth along the shore and can do it for hours non-stop. Last year when we got home, he was angry. It was cold and he started getting into the trash cans & acting up.
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