Update update!! It’s interesting to learn that registering your dog is so common! Some of you mentioned that we (I say *we* because I moved to Japan from there) do this in San Diego, California. Now that I read many comments about registering your pets, I do recall mailing some papers in after we adopted him, but we did not go to an official town hall or anything, and never heard back or got tags like I did here! We got our dog less than a year before moving to Japan, and I must have forgotten about mailing papers in amongst the chaos of actually moving him + all his paperwork that goes with getting him here (it’s a HUGE process)! As always, Thank you guys so so so much for sharing about your countries, cities, states. I find it all incredibly interesting seeing how similar (or different) things are done! Thank you for always keeping the comment section positive and informative to share with everyone about your culture and experiences!
The melon bread looks just like Mexican Conchas pan dulce! Conchas, the crunchy sugar makes it looks like a sea shell. It's a pastry bread we mostly eat for breakfast.
In Australia we have to pay registration fees to our city council for each dog. This funds things like dog parks and dog poo bag dispensers. I wonder if it’s the same thing?
I wish!!!! we don't have a dog park or any public trash cans for pet poop. The paper that was given to us actually comes with instructions to always take it home, and rules we must follow/ I think it makes a lot of sense for the fees to fund a dog park - what a great idea! (Now I'm curious what these fees I just paid go to? just out of curiosity!)
It's kinda the same here in Germany. But we have to pay dog taxes each month for those bag dispensers. Dogs here have to be chipped, reegistered and vaccinated. ^^
@@mertkoc8024 In Berlin, we don't even have poo bag dispensers. I don't feel as though the licence fee here goes towards the welfare of dogs in any way 🤷🏼♀️
One of the things I learned while living in Japan was how to be by myself. It’s so normal to eat alone or go to museums alone that it was a great way to learn. Loved the video 💛
Your channel is my absolute favorite thing to watch right now. Being able to step out of my own mundane everyday life for a 15min glimpse into one I could only dream of experiencing helps me so much. You’re making me fall in love with the country even more lol. Thanks for what you do!☺️
I absolutely loveeeeee watching these day-in-the-life type vlogs, so thank you for the new video!! Also I've been following your 7-11 journey on insta and I just tried the spicy chai latte: I'm addicted HAHA looking forward to more recommendations (especially with spring on the way)
My 10 year old son LOVES melonpan! I had no idea Melo de Melon was a franchise. When we were stuck in Osaka for 9 months in 2020 cause of COVID travel restrictions, we would go to a Melon de Melon. Always made him happy. Since getting back to work and life in Shenzhen, he has learned to make melon pan....not an easy task! Thanks for sharing.
If/when I go to Japan I’ll have to spend so much time in these thrift stores! All of the pottery is so beautiful, it’s really like eating off functional artwork.
This is the first time to watch your vlog. I lived in mainland Japan from 1993-1996. Watching go about on your errands made me miss living there. I really enjoyed my time there. Thanks for sharing.
I live in Alberta, Canada - we also have to register our doggo with the city! I believe there’s a few reasons why they do this - I think there’s a bylaw on how many animals you can have and so they can find the owner if they get lost. We have him microchipped, and he has a collar. He has a tag with just his name and a tag for his registration number and the name of the city
It’s required to get a license in most of the counties in the US, too! I used to live in San Diego and Los Angeles, and now in Orange County, and they all require the dog owners to submit the vaccine documents and obtain a license.
I live in the Kansas City metro and we had to register our dog when we first got her, yes. They were pretty lax about updating the license after the first year, and left it up to our vet to be sure we were vaccinating her, which we were. Kind of interesting, because where I lived previously in the US, this wasn’t done, but it had been quite a few years since I had a pet. (Basically, back in the 90’s.)
That melonpan looks A LOT like a concha!!! Conchas are a very popular kind of mexican pastry (we know it as "pan dulce") and they look just that japanese sweet bread you ate! On other theme, I finished a couple of weeks ago a book called "Convenience Store Woman" (Konbini ningen) by Sayaka Murata and at first I didn't understand what a konbini was nor why they sell like all kind of weird things in a regular tiny convenience store. Then I watched your videos of the 7 eleven in Japan and I finally understood all! I really recommend it, its a pretty good book and I love that the protagonist is an out of the ordinary person. Love your content Caitlin, xoxo from Mx!
I know I say it every time you post a blog style video, but I really love them! It's so interesting to see things from the perspective of someone who lives in a small town, it's so peaceful and different from the big city.
Hello! I'm a new subscriber from San Diego, and my fiance and I are moving to Japan soon for the navy. Watching your videos gives me a lot of reassurance and comfort. I did move to the states from the Philippines and I'm excited and nervous about Japan! Btw, I love watching your vlogs~
Oh my gosh, as you were narrating and showing the white kimono, I literally said, " please tell me you got it" and then you said, no, I didn't get it! I was like, DAMN!!!!
I’m in the Yukon in Canada and we have to register our pets if you live within city limits of Whitehorse - but you pay less of a fee to register your pet if they are microchipped. I think it’s something like 50$ annually without a microchip - or 25$ one time if they are microchipped. So you still have to register them, but you pay way less and honestly they don’t enforce it as much if they are microchipped. It’s still a bit lax here 😜
Hi! In Chile we also register our pet in a government site so it’s registered to your name so if it gets loose, they can find their families by the chip and the register on the web! It’s pretty useful
The melon pan is basically a conchita which is also a Mexican bread. It’s so cool that you share your life and experience with us this has inspired me to work hard in school to be able to travel to places like Japan ☺️
Your channel has easily become my favorite in the past couple weeks that I’ve been watching your videos ☺️ They feel so genuine. Can’t wait to watch them all!
It's common to register your pets with the county where you live. You get a license for your pet you pay yearly, it helps your county and state keep track of the number of dogs in it. So you can license your dog through your county and then also get them microchipped!
14:33 Caitlin, I love you but that pan has seen better days haha. Maybe it's time to replace it. Teflon should be replaced every few years especially if it's that scratched otherwise you risk it deteriorating and flakes of Teflon getting into your food which can be a health risk 🥰
Very common for them to give little "presento's" aka gifts/presents. My parents told me about that when they lived there too. Melon bread was AWESOME in summer! I miss that and all the honeydew/melon drinks and snacks, they were so refreshing!
When I was in Hiroshima in April 2021 (I got stuck in Japan due to the pandemic, but what better place to be stuck :D ), I had some okonomiyaki at this small corner restaurant, I wish I could find it on google maps but it was amazing, I love the food in Japan and if I ever visit there again (I hope so) I will for sure try your friends family bakery out! Oh and you now have a new subscriber, Ive seen a few of your videos but I finally hit that red button :)
I really appreciate when you either visit the surrounding areas of Nihon as well as the restaurants, ceramic shops, etc. In what town or city was this vlog taken? We try to visit Nihon once a year for a month, but had to miss last year. Keep up the good work.
in singapore we need to get a license for our dog not entirely sure if it’s compulsory but i think we can either get it for 1 year period or more, you pay a fixed rate each year and price changes if you sterilise your dog but yeah i guess it’s to know who’s the owner. we also microchip our dog so they can scan that at vets but not everyone does it and it’s not a must
Awesome video as always! 😸 absolutely loved seeing the inside of the thrift store, it looked so interesting and amazing 🤩✨✨ also that dinner plate pottery is amazing 🤩🤩✨✨
Great Vlog!!! I miss the egg salad sandwich from 7-11😭. That little boba place was darling. I wish mine sold Melon bread. Everywhere was so empty. Is that typical? Here you’d barely know we are living through a pandemic🤦🏻♀️. Thanks for sharing😍
I live in Canada and as far as I know its pretty commonplace for everyone to register their dog with your city and you have to renew it every year for pretty much the exact reasons you gave!
That melon bread looked awesome!! Also, I'm gonna copy that meal for dinner tonight because I already have all of that on hand and it looked hella yummy. (I must be hungry lol)
In Cincinnati, Ohio we have to have dog licenses for our dogs! Have to be renewed every year and are about $20 a year. I think most cities have this requirement but honestly I don't think a lot of people actually license their dog.
Registering a dog with the city is a thing in Canada too! There is a little fee associated to the registration. He gets a little identifying tag every year as well, but ours is shaped like a bell. He also gets a little rabies tag.
We don’t register ours at city hall but we do register them at animal care and control which is who takes care of strays and such for the city. And we do have city pet tags yeah. My dog is also chipped. And we have to have rabies tags. So maybe not that weird that you had to go register? This is Indiana USA. Edit to add that the city pet tag doesn’t really help them find you or anything though in my experience they call whatever number is on the dog tag first and then check chips second.
Was it difficult to learn driving in Japan? Lunch and snack looks very tasty! With regards to dinner, my husband will lose a lot of weight there as well as myself too. 🤣🤣🤣
In Canada Ontario we pay a $50 fee to register with our city. This is so if they get lost they can contact us, as well for fire safety. It lets the firefighters know there may be a dog in the home ☺️
In Germany, we have to register our dogs with the city and pay a yearly fee („Marke“), I suspect to offset costs for cleanup (a lot of dog owners here are extremely inconsiderate and let their dogs do their business right on the walkways). With cats, you don’t have to register them with the city, but they are either chipped or tattooed and registered to you and your home address. If you find a lost animal in Germany, you usually bring it to the pound or a vet right away because they are able to match the chip/tattoo with an owner and return the animal this way.
I just started following you last month I had no idea your name is Katelynn, that's my name too! 😂 Thank you for the content you post, it's super awesome to see more of Japan since I haven't been able to visit yet.
Registering your pet is pretty standard in at least my home town in Minnesota. Incase your pet gets loose or attacks a person/other pet they can look them up easily to find the owners and see if they are vaccinated.
Hello! In Slovakia, we, too, have to register our dog and pay...I think every year for him, but it's not a large sume. Also, those tags you'veg got we have one of them too, the smaller one. It means he's got all the vaccines he needs. We also have a new one for every year and he gets it when we go to his yearly check-up at the doctor but we don't pay for it seperrately, we got it with the vaccine for which we pay.
I live in Winnipeg Canada and we have to licence our dog with the city. Same reason pretty much just incase she were to run away they can return her to us and she also has a micro chip which also has our address and has her shot/immunization info . We do this once a year and it costs I think $80 Canadian. If your dog were to go missing and is not licensed you can be fined ( not sure the amount)
Most cities in the US require you to register your pets. Compliance is not high though. But if your dog gets loose and they are not registered, you can get a ticket.
Update update!! It’s interesting to learn that registering your dog is so common! Some of you mentioned that we (I say *we* because I moved to Japan from there) do this in San Diego, California.
Now that I read many comments about registering your pets, I do recall mailing some papers in after we adopted him, but we did not go to an official town hall or anything, and never heard back or got tags like I did here!
We got our dog less than a year before moving to Japan, and I must have forgotten about mailing papers in amongst the chaos of actually moving him + all his paperwork that goes with getting him here (it’s a HUGE process)!
As always, Thank you guys so so so much for sharing about your countries, cities, states. I find it all incredibly interesting seeing how similar (or different) things are done! Thank you for always keeping the comment section positive and informative to share with everyone about your culture and experiences!
The melon bread looks just like Mexican Conchas pan dulce! Conchas, the crunchy sugar makes it looks like a sea shell. It's a pastry bread we mostly eat for breakfast.
Or any time of day because they're freaking delicious xD
Oh my goodness that sounds delicious!
Every time when I see the Mexican bread here in the states I wonder if they taste anything like Melon-pan. I miss Melon-pan so much!
@@na0mina0mi I’ve never tried melon bread so I can’t say, but you should definitely try conchas!
Si!! Yo igual lo pensé en ese momento solo que las cocochas no son tan crunchy por fuera pero sentí que era el mismo vibe 👌🏽
In Australia we have to pay registration fees to our city council for each dog. This funds things like dog parks and dog poo bag dispensers. I wonder if it’s the same thing?
I wish!!!! we don't have a dog park or any public trash cans for pet poop. The paper that was given to us actually comes with instructions to always take it home, and rules we must follow/ I think it makes a lot of sense for the fees to fund a dog park - what a great idea! (Now I'm curious what these fees I just paid go to? just out of curiosity!)
Thats adorable its like your dog pays taxes 😭😭
It's kinda the same here in Germany. But we have to pay dog taxes each month for those bag dispensers. Dogs here have to be chipped, reegistered and vaccinated. ^^
@@mertkoc8024 In Berlin, we don't even have poo bag dispensers. I don't feel as though the licence fee here goes towards the welfare of dogs in any way 🤷🏼♀️
And cheaper in Australia if your dog is desexed.
One of the things I learned while living in Japan was how to be by myself. It’s so normal to eat alone or go to museums alone that it was a great way to learn. Loved the video 💛
I just like the pottery you used for the dinner...
isn't it beautiful? My pottery sensei made it! It is one of my favorite pieces I have added to my collection this year
Your channel is my absolute favorite thing to watch right now. Being able to step out of my own mundane everyday life for a 15min glimpse into one I could only dream of experiencing helps me so much. You’re making me fall in love with the country even more lol. Thanks for what you do!☺️
I absolutely loveeeeee watching these day-in-the-life type vlogs, so thank you for the new video!! Also I've been following your 7-11 journey on insta and I just tried the spicy chai latte: I'm addicted HAHA looking forward to more recommendations (especially with spring on the way)
you're always so early!!! thank you so much for watching...I cant wait for more spring food!!
My 10 year old son LOVES melonpan! I had no idea Melo de Melon was a franchise. When we were stuck in Osaka for 9 months in 2020 cause of COVID travel restrictions, we would go to a Melon de Melon. Always made him happy. Since getting back to work and life in Shenzhen, he has learned to make melon pan....not an easy task! Thanks for sharing.
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Love your videos! They are very relaxing :)
Thanks for the wonderful video!
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Your taste in pottery and royalty free music is impeccable!
That white Kimono is to die for!!! And it would look amazing on you
If/when I go to Japan I’ll have to spend so much time in these thrift stores! All of the pottery is so beautiful, it’s really like eating off functional artwork.
This is the first time to watch your vlog. I lived in mainland Japan from 1993-1996. Watching go about on your errands made me miss living there. I really enjoyed my time there. Thanks for sharing.
I live in Alberta, Canada - we also have to register our doggo with the city! I believe there’s a few reasons why they do this - I think there’s a bylaw on how many animals you can have and so they can find the owner if they get lost. We have him microchipped, and he has a collar. He has a tag with just his name and a tag for his registration number and the name of the city
Girl! Go back and get that creamy kimono! So beautiful😍 can you do a what I eat in a day vegan edition?!
It’s required to get a license in most of the counties in the US, too! I used to live in San Diego and Los Angeles, and now in Orange County, and they all require the dog owners to submit the vaccine documents and obtain a license.
The melón pan looks a lot like a Mexican “Concha” . Soft on the inside, slightly sugary on the outside. Not too sweet.
You get presents because your are adorable and polite! And probably you spoke their language hehe... And that white kimono screams to me!
Such a nice and relaxing video! The boba was calling my name
Love the quick and easy meals you make 🥺♥️
Please share more cooking recipes and the process of cooking. The dinner dish you cooked in this video looks so delicious!!
I live in the Kansas City metro and we had to register our dog when we first got her, yes. They were pretty lax about updating the license after the first year, and left it up to our vet to be sure we were vaccinating her, which we were. Kind of interesting, because where I lived previously in the US, this wasn’t done, but it had been quite a few years since I had a pet. (Basically, back in the 90’s.)
That melonpan looks A LOT like a concha!!! Conchas are a very popular kind of mexican pastry (we know it as "pan dulce") and they look just that japanese sweet bread you ate! On other theme, I finished a couple of weeks ago a book called "Convenience Store Woman" (Konbini ningen) by Sayaka Murata and at first I didn't understand what a konbini was nor why they sell like all kind of weird things in a regular tiny convenience store. Then I watched your videos of the 7 eleven in Japan and I finally understood all! I really recommend it, its a pretty good book and I love that the protagonist is an out of the ordinary person. Love your content Caitlin, xoxo from Mx!
when i saw all the sushi in the supermarket my mouth literally watered
What a lovely day! Thanks so much for sharing. :)
I know I say it every time you post a blog style video, but I really love them! It's so interesting to see things from the perspective of someone who lives in a small town, it's so peaceful and different from the big city.
Hello! I'm a new subscriber from San Diego, and my fiance and I are moving to Japan soon for the navy. Watching your videos gives me a lot of reassurance and comfort. I did move to the states from the Philippines and I'm excited and nervous about Japan! Btw, I love watching your vlogs~
i spent all weekend binge watching your channel
Oh my gosh, as you were narrating and showing the white kimono, I literally said, " please tell me you got it" and then you said, no, I didn't get it! I was like, DAMN!!!!
I’m in the Yukon in Canada and we have to register our pets if you live within city limits of Whitehorse - but you pay less of a fee to register your pet if they are microchipped. I think it’s something like 50$ annually without a microchip - or 25$ one time if they are microchipped. So you still have to register them, but you pay way less and honestly they don’t enforce it as much if they are microchipped. It’s still a bit lax here 😜
LOVE seeing your recipes! Yay!
Hi! In Chile we also register our pet in a government site so it’s registered to your name so if it gets loose, they can find their families by the chip and the register on the web! It’s pretty useful
So good to wake up on a sunny Sunday morning in NZ and see a new video!
Loving the wholesome easy to watch content ☀️💛💛
The melon pan is basically a conchita which is also a Mexican bread. It’s so cool that you share your life and experience with us this has inspired me to work hard in school to be able to travel to places like Japan ☺️
Your channel has easily become my favorite in the past couple weeks that I’ve been watching your videos ☺️ They feel so genuine. Can’t wait to watch them all!
these videos give me a sense that i’m there and what a great distraction from ones own life. thank you 😊
That bowl is gorgeous 😭
I usually display my kimonos and obis on the wall and change them out seasonally. It is a wonderful keepsake and it stores nicely. xo
This day looks like a dream! I love these videos, I’m not sure if you could do a video on what it’s like being an American living in Japan! ❤️
Your thriftstore runs are my favorite. Those kimonos are gorgeous!
I really enjoyed the entirety of this video. The snacks and meal prep were fun to watch. Thanks for sharing!
It's common to register your pets with the county where you live. You get a license for your pet you pay yearly, it helps your county and state keep track of the number of dogs in it. So you can license your dog through your county and then also get them microchipped!
In the U.S. I dont know about other countries but most people don't get their pets licensed which is a fine if something happens.
14:33 Caitlin, I love you but that pan has seen better days haha. Maybe it's time to replace it. Teflon should be replaced every few years especially if it's that scratched otherwise you risk it deteriorating and flakes of Teflon getting into your food which can be a health risk 🥰
Been waiting allll dayy to see your face ♥️ the new video notification made me so happyyy!!!!
Hope you enjoyed it!!!
You just made a Japanese version of BiBimBap and it looks so yummy 😋 I love Asian food. ♥️ Thank you for sharing 🙏
I LOVE this blog style!! I am here for the thrifting, pottery and tea!! XOXOX
Very common for them to give little "presento's" aka gifts/presents. My parents told me about that when they lived there too.
Melon bread was AWESOME in summer! I miss that and all the honeydew/melon drinks and snacks, they were so refreshing!
Also definitely making this dinner!
When I was in Hiroshima in April 2021 (I got stuck in Japan due to the pandemic, but what better place to be stuck :D ), I had some okonomiyaki at this small corner restaurant, I wish I could find it on google maps but it was amazing, I love the food in Japan and if I ever visit there again (I hope so) I will for sure try your friends family bakery out! Oh and you now have a new subscriber, Ive seen a few of your videos but I finally hit that red button :)
Beautiful behind the scenes video! Thanks for sharing your day with us! :)
I really appreciate when you either visit the surrounding areas of Nihon as well as the restaurants, ceramic shops, etc. In what town or city was this vlog taken? We try to visit Nihon once a year for a month, but had to miss last year. Keep up the good work.
Our city in the US requires registration with the city but most vet offices will do it when you bring in your puppy.
Amazing vlog - thank you 🥰
The dinner you made looked fantastic 😋😋😋
Could you please show us what you got at the grocery store next time?
Wow that is the fanciest city hall I've seen!
please do more of these styled VLOGS, really loved it🥺
Hey girl! I looooove this style of video! Thanks for taking us along with you today 😘
in singapore we need to get a license for our dog not entirely sure if it’s compulsory but i think we can either get it for 1 year period or more, you pay a fixed rate each year and price changes if you sterilise your dog but yeah i guess it’s to know who’s the owner. we also microchip our dog so they can scan that at vets but not everyone does it and it’s not a must
that thrift store looks so cool! i love ceramics too, i need to get more for my houseplants 🪴 your dinner looks great
YAYY these are always my favorite type of videos that you make!! ✨
Awesome video as always! 😸 absolutely loved seeing the inside of the thrift store, it looked so interesting and amazing 🤩✨✨ also that dinner plate pottery is amazing 🤩🤩✨✨
Love these types of vlogs. Wish i could buy that bowl you ate your dinner in!
Your dinner looks so delicious!
That white kimono looks like a bridal one! Beautiful.
Great Vlog!!! I miss the egg salad sandwich from 7-11😭. That little boba place was darling. I wish mine sold Melon bread. Everywhere was so empty. Is that typical? Here you’d barely know we are living through a pandemic🤦🏻♀️. Thanks for sharing😍
I live in Canada and as far as I know its pretty commonplace for everyone to register their dog with your city and you have to renew it every year for pretty much the exact reasons you gave!
just watching you feel like one day I want to live my life like this.
The white kimono is beautiful! ❤️
Yes in Australia you have to register your pet with the local Council.
Making this for dinner hehe ty queen
I love when you do vlogs like this!!
Here in New Hampshire we have to register our dogs with city hall. Also, that melon pan looked delicious 🤤
Oh my gosh! That bread looks like conchas!! A Mexican bread, we call it Sweet bread (Pan dulce) and it's so good🤩💖
That melon bread looked awesome!! Also, I'm gonna copy that meal for dinner tonight because I already have all of that on hand and it looked hella yummy. (I must be hungry lol)
Those orchids are beautiful
In Cincinnati, Ohio we have to have dog licenses for our dogs! Have to be renewed every year and are about $20 a year. I think most cities have this requirement but honestly I don't think a lot of people actually license their dog.
Registering a dog with the city is a thing in Canada too! There is a little fee associated to the registration. He gets a little identifying tag every year as well, but ours is shaped like a bell. He also gets a little rabies tag.
We don’t register ours at city hall but we do register them at animal care and control which is who takes care of strays and such for the city. And we do have city pet tags yeah. My dog is also chipped. And we have to have rabies tags. So maybe not that weird that you had to go register? This is Indiana USA.
Edit to add that the city pet tag doesn’t really help them find you or anything though in my experience they call whatever number is on the dog tag first and then check chips second.
I’m so sorry, I haven’t watched ur videos in a month I just have to watch them during class to catch up
Loved this vlog! Your dinner looked delicious... definitely making this :)
Love those bento 🍱 and sushi 🍣 items to go, 😋
Your videos always make my day!
I’ve been so wanting to get back to 山口 and you’re videos make me very very happy :) they remind me of home so thank you💕
Was it difficult to learn driving in Japan? Lunch and snack looks very tasty! With regards to dinner, my husband will lose a lot of weight there as well as myself too. 🤣🤣🤣
I know in Germany the pet registration is common! I met my fiance in Germany and he had a dog, so he would update it every year!
love all the recommendations! 🤩 can’t wait to try them all
In Canada Ontario we pay a $50 fee to register with our city. This is so if they get lost they can contact us, as well for fire safety. It lets the firefighters know there may be a dog in the home ☺️
Yes in Tokyo you have to register your pet i did that for my dog
In Germany, we have to register our dogs with the city and pay a yearly fee („Marke“), I suspect to offset costs for cleanup (a lot of dog owners here are extremely inconsiderate and let their dogs do their business right on the walkways). With cats, you don’t have to register them with the city, but they are either chipped or tattooed and registered to you and your home address. If you find a lost animal in Germany, you usually bring it to the pound or a vet right away because they are able to match the chip/tattoo with an owner and return the animal this way.
I just started following you last month I had no idea your name is Katelynn, that's my name too! 😂 Thank you for the content you post, it's super awesome to see more of Japan since I haven't been able to visit yet.
Registering your pet is pretty standard in at least my home town in Minnesota. Incase your pet gets loose or attacks a person/other pet they can look them up easily to find the owners and see if they are vaccinated.
Omg your dinner looked sooo good! Definitely going to try this one day! :)
Hello! In Slovakia, we, too, have to register our dog and pay...I think every year for him, but it's not a large sume. Also, those tags you'veg got we have one of them too, the smaller one. It means he's got all the vaccines he needs. We also have a new one for every year and he gets it when we go to his yearly check-up at the doctor but we don't pay for it seperrately, we got it with the vaccine for which we pay.
Happy Sunday ....love from Australia
Have a nice evening!! Thank you for waiting up for this!
Yes, in Chicago we register pets.
I live in Winnipeg Canada and we have to licence our dog with the city. Same reason pretty much just incase she were to run away they can return her to us and she also has a micro chip which also has our address and has her shot/immunization info . We do this once a year and it costs I think $80 Canadian. If your dog were to go missing and is not licensed you can be fined ( not sure the amount)
That pizza looked so gooooood 🤤
I made melonpan with my daughter recently. It was SO MUCH WORK! Hahaha. It's delicious though.
Most cities in the US require you to register your pets. Compliance is not high though. But if your dog gets loose and they are not registered, you can get a ticket.
I’m new 💕💕 you’re the cutest! and I love these kind of videos! I subscribed 😊
I live in Northern California and we have to register our dogs !