精华 我曾带狗回北京（答，怎样把狗带回国）
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我想带我家QIUQIU回国
我想知道北京机场的动植物检验处的电话号码。谁知道啊？
我想知道北京机场的动植物检验处的电话号码。谁知道啊？
Hakuna Mtata
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楼主的狗狗真是受苦了~
在飞机上受了那么久苦
大小便也很不方便~ 又那么冷
还得隔离30天
~~这年头做狗都那么难
在飞机上受了那么久苦
大小便也很不方便~ 又那么冷
还得隔离30天
~~这年头做狗都那么难
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嗯.. 就是你了.. ^_^
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这个贴子要顶!! 我想有很多宠物主人都想知道这些细节的... 
abcd_12345
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up, useful info.
Hi, how much does it cost to bring ya dog to China?
Do we need to ask the International Airport about how to do that?And how do you bring ya dog back to Canada? I've been told by some companies that the price is expensive. And the dog needs to stay in HongKong for checking before going to China mainland.It takes 1 day or many days.The owner has to come with the dog fly to HongKong firstly.It's also not easy for the dog go back with the owner again.I do think the rules for bringing dog from Canada and NZ to China are the same.I want to bring it with us when we go to China for holiday.
Do we need to ask the International Airport about how to do that?And how do you bring ya dog back to Canada? I've been told by some companies that the price is expensive. And the dog needs to stay in HongKong for checking before going to China mainland.It takes 1 day or many days.The owner has to come with the dog fly to HongKong firstly.It's also not easy for the dog go back with the owner again.I do think the rules for bringing dog from Canada and NZ to China are the same.I want to bring it with us when we go to China for holiday.
犬、猫等宠物（每人限带一只，须持有狂犬病免疫证书及出发地所在国或者地区官方检疫机构出具的检疫证书，入境后须在检验检疫机构指定的地点隔离检疫30天）--北京出入境检疫处
Air Canada：
Pets in the baggage compartment
Your pet travels on the same flight as you do, in a temperature controlled and ventilated baggage compartment. Air Canada transports the majority of pets this way. Winter restrictions may apply on certain aircraft * (see below for a list). Please note:
the number of kennels accepted is limited by aircraft type and may require your reservation to be modified to accommodate your pet;
request to bring animals must be done within 24hrs, once you have completed your online booking with the Call Center at 1-888-247-2262; pets without bookings will not be accepted at the airport.
dimensions of the kennel and weight and breed of your pet must be given at the time of your call;
maximum of 2 checked kennels per person or family;
pets must be placed in hard-sided carriers;
pet carrier wheels must be removed prior to the flight.
the combined weight of the pet and kennel must be 70lbs or less
Restrictions
* Pets cannot be accepted for travel in the baggage compartment between December 19 and January 6; or between June 20 and September 10. For travel between June 20 and September 10, please contact Air Canada Cargo
* Between November 1 and March 31, and or any other time the outside temperature is below zero celsius; pets are not allowed on CRJ and CR7 aircraft.
* Large and extra-large kennels cannot be carried on the following aircraft: BEH, Dash 8, CRJ/CR7 and Embraer 175/190
* Toy-sized dogs, puppies and kittens are not accepted in A319/A320/A321 aircraft cargo compartments.
Charges (one way)
Pets in the cabin Pets/ Animals in large compartment
North America $ 105 CAN / $ 75 USD $ 105 CAN / $ 75 USD
International Not Available $ 245 CAN / $ 175 USD
Please note that if the combined weight of the pet and its kennel is over 70 lbs / 32 Kg, the pet can only be accepted for travel by Air Canada Cargo.
Contact Air Canada Reservations for details as some exceptions may apply.
Pet carriers
Whether your pet is a Chihuahua or a Great Dane, there's a pet carrier to match. The majority of carriers are made of hard plastic with holes for ventilation. No part of the animal is allowed to protrude from the carrier. As a result, wire carriers are not permitted. Soft-sided carriers are permitted for animals in the cabin only. All carriers must be secure and leakproof.
International regulations state that the carrrier must be big enough to allow the animal to stand, turn around and lie down comfortably. If the pet carrier does not allow the animal to do this, Air Canada must refuse transport.
Preparation for travel
Since Air Canada assumes no responsibility for the care or feeding of pets while in transit, it is most important that you prepare both the cage and the animal ahead of time. Here’s what you should do:
Feed your pet four to six hours prior to departure, as a full stomach may cause discomfort during travel.
Give your pet water right up to the time of travel. Be sure to empty the dish at Check-In otherwise spillage during the flight will give your pet a wet and uncomfortable ride. Leave the dish in the kennel so that our Agents can provide water in the event of an extended wait before, between or after the flight.
Tranquilizers and other medications are not generally recommended. Consult your veterinarian.
Cover the bottom of the kennel with absorbent material such as a blanket.
Do not lock the kennel door as Air Canada personnel may need to access your pet in the event of an emergency.
Documentation
Many countries place restrictions on the entry of animals. Air Canada does not keep all this information on file. Please contact the nearest embassy or consulate of the destination country for information.
It is imperative that you comply with all restrictions, and are in possession of all documents required by the destination country. Failure to do so can lead to refused entry, lengthy quarantines or even the destruction of the animal on arrival.
For animals entering Canada, contact the Animal Health Division of Agriculture, Canada.
Air Canada：
Pets in the baggage compartment
Your pet travels on the same flight as you do, in a temperature controlled and ventilated baggage compartment. Air Canada transports the majority of pets this way. Winter restrictions may apply on certain aircraft * (see below for a list). Please note:
the number of kennels accepted is limited by aircraft type and may require your reservation to be modified to accommodate your pet;
request to bring animals must be done within 24hrs, once you have completed your online booking with the Call Center at 1-888-247-2262; pets without bookings will not be accepted at the airport.
dimensions of the kennel and weight and breed of your pet must be given at the time of your call;
maximum of 2 checked kennels per person or family;
pets must be placed in hard-sided carriers;
pet carrier wheels must be removed prior to the flight.
the combined weight of the pet and kennel must be 70lbs or less
Restrictions
* Pets cannot be accepted for travel in the baggage compartment between December 19 and January 6; or between June 20 and September 10. For travel between June 20 and September 10, please contact Air Canada Cargo
* Between November 1 and March 31, and or any other time the outside temperature is below zero celsius; pets are not allowed on CRJ and CR7 aircraft.
* Large and extra-large kennels cannot be carried on the following aircraft: BEH, Dash 8, CRJ/CR7 and Embraer 175/190
* Toy-sized dogs, puppies and kittens are not accepted in A319/A320/A321 aircraft cargo compartments.
Charges (one way)
Pets in the cabin Pets/ Animals in large compartment
North America $ 105 CAN / $ 75 USD $ 105 CAN / $ 75 USD
International Not Available $ 245 CAN / $ 175 USD
Please note that if the combined weight of the pet and its kennel is over 70 lbs / 32 Kg, the pet can only be accepted for travel by Air Canada Cargo.
Contact Air Canada Reservations for details as some exceptions may apply.
Pet carriers
Whether your pet is a Chihuahua or a Great Dane, there's a pet carrier to match. The majority of carriers are made of hard plastic with holes for ventilation. No part of the animal is allowed to protrude from the carrier. As a result, wire carriers are not permitted. Soft-sided carriers are permitted for animals in the cabin only. All carriers must be secure and leakproof.
International regulations state that the carrrier must be big enough to allow the animal to stand, turn around and lie down comfortably. If the pet carrier does not allow the animal to do this, Air Canada must refuse transport.
Preparation for travel
Since Air Canada assumes no responsibility for the care or feeding of pets while in transit, it is most important that you prepare both the cage and the animal ahead of time. Here’s what you should do:
Feed your pet four to six hours prior to departure, as a full stomach may cause discomfort during travel.
Give your pet water right up to the time of travel. Be sure to empty the dish at Check-In otherwise spillage during the flight will give your pet a wet and uncomfortable ride. Leave the dish in the kennel so that our Agents can provide water in the event of an extended wait before, between or after the flight.
Tranquilizers and other medications are not generally recommended. Consult your veterinarian.
Cover the bottom of the kennel with absorbent material such as a blanket.
Do not lock the kennel door as Air Canada personnel may need to access your pet in the event of an emergency.
Documentation
Many countries place restrictions on the entry of animals. Air Canada does not keep all this information on file. Please contact the nearest embassy or consulate of the destination country for information.
It is imperative that you comply with all restrictions, and are in possession of all documents required by the destination country. Failure to do so can lead to refused entry, lengthy quarantines or even the destruction of the animal on arrival.
For animals entering Canada, contact the Animal Health Division of Agriculture, Canada.
