of course vaccination got medical cards. when i bought my 2nd westie a few weeks ago here in KL, it came with a vaccination card (IF the dog was vaccinated prior).

to the TS, i am really sorry to hear of this story. but everything sounds dubious. to export an animal from China or Thailand, there is a lot of paperwork to be done and the official government vet has to issue export certificate and do a check to ensure the animal has all the necessary vaccinations. I know this as i moved from Bangkok to KL with my westie and it had to be checked by a official government vet at the old Don Muang Airport to get documents. these documents are then sent to Malaysia customs so i can get an import certificate for him. upon arrival at KLIA, my dog was sent to quarantine for 7 days before being allowed to be taken home.

This post has been edited by ihawk98: Dec 3 2007, 01:31 PM

whoa whoa....not ALL Thai breeders are as what you describe pennywise.

i know my westie breeder personally and have been to her house and it is not a mill. she is a flight attendant by day and breed westies as a hobby.

there are cheap dogs available at chatuchak for less than RM400 which you SHOULD NOT BUY. my advice is to always visit the breeder's facilities and NEVER BUY from a pet shop unless absolutely necessary. always buy with eyes opened and if it is too good a deal, chances are, it is too good to be true.

my 2 cents...

This post has been edited by ihawk98: Dec 3 2007, 11:11 PM

i'm curious too....