A Worcestershire couple have obtained an EU passport for their dog to save money on travel costs post-Brexit.
David Nicholl, a consultant neurologist from Hagley, Worcestershire, and his wife Suzanne, registered their Jack Russell terrier Lily in Belgium, after travelling became “increasingly expensive”.
They said the paperwork alone in the UK had risen from £170 to £280 for a return trip, not including fares.
Lily was born in Stourport and the couple visit Europe once or twice a year, with the idea coming from a local vet, Mr Nicholl said, adding: “Essentially, she’s got freedom of canine movement now.”
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