Where do I go to get a dog license for my pet in Pennsylvania?

Normally, this just means that you have paid the required taxes for a dog in the county that you live in. She should have a license tag to wear on her collar to prove that this has been done, in case she gets loose and is picked up by animal control.

In order for Wyatt to be licensed, he needs to be up to date on his rabies vaccines and proof of him being neutered. He does not need a license though to get his shots. I would make an appointment with a local vet to get his rabies vaccine along with his DHPPi vaccine (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza), and get fixed as well. He will need a booster of both the rabies vaccine and DHPPi four weeks after the first in order to be fully vaccinated. Then you can get his licensed. Good luck, I hope this helps!

Hello, congratulations on your puppies. All puppies, regardless of the state where they reside should be vaccinated at weeks 8, 12, and 16 with the combination vaccines against parvo, parainfluenza, adenovirus, distemper, corona virus and bordetella. By law, they should also be vaccinated against rabies. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Hi there! I would recommend taking your pup to the vet for a wellness exam and first set of vaccines - he/she can get you started on everything she needs. :) As far as getting her registered, I'm not sure what you mean? Your local city or county may require that you get a dog license for her, so you can check with your town hall or county courthouse to find out. If you're asking about kennel club registration, your breeder should have given you registration papers to fill out and send in.

Getting tags for her will depend on where you live. In most municipalities a rabies vaccination is required. If you have no proof of a rabies vaccine, you will need to have a vaccination done by a veterinarian. You will need to check with your locality to find out if any other vaccinations are required for licensing. I would recommend calling the office of the city where you live to find out their requirements. You will not be able to register your dog with the AKC if that is what you mean by having "papers" for her, without proof of her parentage and their AKC registration.

Unfortunately, some cities have lots of rules that just don't make sense. I can't tell you why they have it. It is your choice to follow the law or not, no matter how much is may or may not make sense.

Visit the PAWS Training Centers website at www.pawstrainingcenters.com. They may be able to give you guidance and information. You can also use your preferred online search engine to find certified trainers. Be sure to study local and state statutes regarding service animals as laws can and do vary.