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Yank · 03-14-2006, 01:10 PM

[quote]Originally posted by richfaa

We travel with a Cock-A -TOO .IMHO they are the perfect pet..they travel well, are no problem are not messy and if things get tough you can eat them (just kidding..maybe)We will be going to Canada for a rally this summer and we can not take the bird.It would require a 30 day quarantine/I am sure it is the same both ways.We also carry a health certificate from our vet as some if not most states require them.You may never be stopped by the Bird Police and checked for the certificate but if you are you will lose a very expensive bird..I would check the laws of both countries well before attempting a border crossing..

Hi guys...thanks for the info on the birds. I hope we never get that hungry. We want to take the birds with us so will check. Have fun...Al and Judy...

03-14-2006, 01:10 PM	#4
Yank Established Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Fort Frances Posts: 23 M.O.C. #5127	[quote]Originally posted by richfaa We travel with a Cock-A -TOO .IMHO they are the perfect pet..they travel well, are no problem are not messy and if things get tough you can eat them (just kidding..maybe)We will be going to Canada for a rally this summer and we can not take the bird.It would require a 30 day quarantine/I am sure it is the same both ways.We also carry a health certificate from our vet as some if not most states require them.You may never be stopped by the Bird Police and checked for the certificate but if you are you will lose a very expensive bird..I would check the laws of both countries well before attempting a border crossing.. Hi guys...thanks for the info on the birds. I hope we never get that hungry. We want to take the birds with us so will check. Have fun...Al and Judy...