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How to read a puppy passport
Verified vs self‑reported, sources, and what a missing row means. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
What a lifetime passport means for shelter dogs
Intake to adoption to surrender — history that stays with the dog. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Why we label data “verified” or “self‑reported”
The methodology behind every passport row. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Choosing a vet clinic: 9 questions to ask before your first appointment
Hours, emergency coverage, fees, and whether they accept your passport. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Buying a puppy from another province or the U.S.: CFIA rules explained
Rabies certificates, microchips, age limits and the paperwork your passport supports. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
Rehoming responsibly: transferring a passport keeps the history intact
What moves to the new owner, what stays private, and the breeder take‑back clause. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
For clinics: what a PawTrace passport intake looks like
The structured record clinics receive when an owner shares a passport. A PawTrace guide for Canadian dog owners.
PawTrace reports verified data points it has checked. It does not guarantee a breeder, a dog, or an outcome. How we verify →