To bring a dog from Norway, first get a veterinarian to fill out papers in order to get a pet passport. The dogs must also be vaccinated for rabies.
In your private plane or in a ship you can bring it to u.s.a
Well, not necessarily...if you just want to breed your dog because you want puppies that you will keep or give away for no reason, you do not need papers for her...but if you want to breed her professionally and with a professionally bred stud, then you do need papers proving that she has no health issues and that she is a purebred. You will also need papers if you would like to enter her in showmanship competitions, or if you would like to enter her puppies into competitions like wise.
you need papers that show you are the owner and know what your talking about
You would need pedigree papers to know for certain if the dog is a purebred poodle.
Try looking it up on Yahoo or ask a friend.
If it was given to you with papers, you will already have them. If you lost them or need new ones, you can contact the dog's breeder and request a replacement.
Only for entering serious Championship shows such as Crufts. Companion Dog shows do not need Kennel Club papers.
a pen a dog a notepad and your birth.....................................................................
A dog has to have dog food, water, vet papers, adoption papers, a bed, a collar and leash, some toys and love.
Yes it is, but in some states you would need insurance and papers(legal documents) on the dog(s). You need this just in case you have a conflict involving the dog(s).
pooper scooper, dog food, dog bowls, same stuff you would bring if the dog was at home minus the cage, and if that dog has a favorite toy, bring it, to calm the dogs nerves during the drive there.
You really shouldn't. A purebred dog should definitely have papers.