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[yunasy]

I am very attached to my rabbit, whom I actually bought in Tokyo and brought back to America.

I am moving to Korea soon, and Korean Air will not send rabbits through cargo, but other flights will.

But my question is, will Korea let rabbits into the country?

[SOCCER LEGS]

first off, LOL


second, i highly doubt it. ever heard of the shit Australia went through when rabbits were brought over?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbits_in_Australia

[rollo]

Easy just buy rabbit a seat. That is what the other bunny lovers on this board have done. Have you ever seen the movie "Harvey"?"

[Canonite]

haha I have no idea, but this is the best thread on this board! Pics of said bunny??

[eamo]

As a matter of fact, for this year only, the year of the rabbit, you can bring rabbits into Asia. All restrictions have been lifted to celebrate the rabbit.

[Canonite]

[brento1138]

[legrande]

I heard if you pay a French or Spanish person, they'd take care of it for you, like pronto.

[eamo]

[West Coast Tatterdemalion]

You're going to be an easy mark in Korea, Canonite.

[3DR]

I'm pretty sure they have special cargo areas for rabbits.

If not, just drug it, and try to pass it off as a stuffed animal.

[giraffe]

On a serious note,

My wife an I live in Canada and have a rabbit we wanted to bring to korea.
After trying to figure out all options, as much as it saddens us, We decided to find a new home for our rabbit.

1. Its too much stress for the rabbit. Possibility that it might die on the plane.
She'll most likely be freaked out by all the other animals being sent by cargo.

2. Once in Korea, even if your rabbit survives the flight and had all her shots and documents in order she will need to be quarantined for a minimum of 10 days.

Just not worth taking the risk.

[Canonite]

[brento1138]

[Triban]