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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200  I will most likely pay my breeder before I pick up my puppy, so if they ask about the puppy, what do I say? (I'm a 55 year old worry wart.) I mean, I will be entering Canada with two, and leaving with three. |
Canada and the U.S. don't (generally) discuss what you had crossing the other one's border. Heck, most of the time as our car is only in my hubby's name, neither border technically has a record of my crossing. But there's no way either one will know how many dogs were in the car going in either direction.
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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 I WOULD have had a heart attack had I been in your situation with 5 big border guards surrounding my car. But that is so sweet that they wanted to see the puppies. |
I about did, I think if I'd had a heart condition I would have. Thankfully Canadian border guards don't carry guns or I'm sure at 25 I would've been dead from a heart attack! LOL
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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 No, really don't have anything to hide. I just wanted to make sure I was doing the right things and not get there and find out I can't take my babies in, or bring my new baby out. |
I wasn't suggesting you did
You're doing everything right, and I understand being nervous, the only reason I'm so relaxed is from doing it so often (we have a trailer just over the border). We were just there on the weekend even. Our U.S. stop on the way down was spent chatting about the snow and on the way back Canada just wanted to know how long we'd been gone and if we had booze lol.
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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 Thank you so much. You have been so reassuring.
Sheila |
It was my pleasure, glad I could help. Feel free to ask more questions here or PM me if something pops into your head between now and then
Tara