Looking for Your Perfect Puppy in Switzerland?
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Finding Your Dream Puppy in Switzerland
If you want to buy a puppy in Switzerland, it can sometimes be difficult to find the right puppy locally, whether because of limited availability or a lack of trust. In such situations, looking for your dream puppy abroad might be the best option.
NewDoggy.com provides a solution for families who want to buy a puppy in Switzerland with more confidence. We assist you in finding your ideal dog breed and the right puppy, while also arranging the necessary documentation and procedures to bring your NewDoggy puppy safely to you.
Our Best Selection of Puppies for Switzerland
Carefully chosen, healthy, and travel-ready — these adorable companions are waiting to join families in Switzerland.
Switzerland Pet Import Requirements
Bringing a puppy to Switzerland involves several official steps, documents, and veterinary requirements. Switzerland is not an EU member state, but pet travel rules between the EU and Switzerland are closely aligned, especially for dogs, cats, and ferrets.
NewDoggy helps make this journey easier by preparing the necessary paperwork, coordinating the required steps, and keeping you informed from the moment you reserve your puppy until your puppy arrives safely in Switzerland.
The following is usually needed to bring a puppy into Switzerland:
- Microchip: The puppy must be identified with a microchip. The microchip should be implanted before the rabies vaccination so the vaccination can be correctly linked to the puppy’s identification.
- Rabies vaccination: A valid rabies vaccination is required. Puppies can normally receive their first rabies vaccination from 12 weeks of age. For animals over 16 weeks old, Switzerland generally requires the 21-day waiting period after the first rabies vaccination to be completed before entry.
- Pet passport or health documents: Puppies travelling from the EU or Switzerland usually need a correctly completed EU or Swiss pet passport. Puppies entering from a third country may need an official veterinary health certificate and additional documents.
- Country of origin: Requirements can differ depending on whether the puppy comes from the EU or from a third country. If the puppy comes from a rabies-risk country, additional rules may apply, such as a blood test, longer waiting times, or an import licence.
- Age and travel timing: The practical travel timeline depends on the puppy’s age, vaccination status, documents, country of origin, and whether the puppy is travelling as a private pet or under commercial import rules. Switzerland may allow young puppies under 12 weeks of age, including 10-week-old puppies, to enter without rabies vaccination in certain private pet travel situations, provided the required microchip, official pet passport, and young-animal declaration are correctly prepared. For many puppies, travel is still planned only once identification, vaccination, and document requirements are safely completed.
- Animal welfare rules: Switzerland prohibits the import of dogs with docked ears and/or tails, except in very limited special situations.
Important note: Swiss pet import rules can change, and the exact requirements may depend on the puppy’s country of origin, age, vaccination status, health documents, and travel route. Always check the latest official Swiss regulations before travel. You can also contact the NewDoggy team if you would like help arranging the correct documents and procedures for bringing a puppy to Switzerland.
Why Choose NewDoggy
The complete peace-of-mind solution for bringing your perfect puppy to Switzerland.
Health Guarantee
Every puppy receives thorough vet checks, up-to-date vaccinations, and our 10-year health guarantee. Plus, enjoy lifetime support from our team for your puppy’s wellbeing.
All-Inclusive Service
We take care of every detail — from documentation and travel planning to safe delivery — making the process effortless and stress-free for you.
Risk-Free Process
Make secure payments via Credit Card or PayPal, both offering full buyer protection and a money-back guarantee — so you can adopt with total peace of mind.
Premium Quality
Ethically bred puppies from trusted European breeders with complete documentation and bloodline check.
From Consultation to Homecoming — We Handle Every Step for You
Experience a smooth, stress-free journey from finding your perfect puppy to bringing them safely home.
Consultation
We learn about your lifestyle and preferences to find your perfect puppy.
Choose Your Puppy
Browse our site, receive videos and photos, and take our expert guidance to choose the right puppy for you.
Reservation Deposit
Secure your puppy via Credit Card or PayPal with buyer protection.
Travel Preparation
Full vet checks, vaccinations, microchip, required documents, and boarding until travel.
Puppy Training
Choose the training that’s right for your dog: Preschool for socialization, leash manners, and crate training, or Academy for advanced discipline.
Secure Payment
Final payment via secure Credit Card or PayPal with buyer protection.
Homecoming
Safe delivery with nanny to one of the main Swiss airports or registered road delivery to your doorstep.
What Our Customers Say
Experiences and stories from happy families in Switzerland and beyond.
"Bally has filled my life with happiness. He’s adorable, funny, and loved by everyone we meet. I always tell people about your kennel here in Geneva."
"Amazing experience with NewDoggy! The team was transparent, supportive, and kept us updated every step of the way. Our Miniature Dachshund arrived healthy and full of personality. Truly a five-star service!"
"We are absolutely in love with Daisy! She has changed our life for the better, we couldn’t imagine being without her. The team at newdoggy.com were fantastic, answering all our questions and giving great advice."
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to guide your choice.
How much does it cost to buy a puppy in Switzerland from NewDoggy?
Pricing varies by breed, age, bloodline, training level, and travel requirements. For exact details, please check the prices listed on our website or contact us directly. Each puppy’s total price includes the important preparation steps such as vaccinations, health checks, travel crate, health documents, and travel-related arrangements.
How long does puppy delivery to Switzerland take?
If your puppy is old enough, vaccinated, microchipped, and has the necessary travel documents prepared, delivery can usually be arranged shortly after reservation. For younger puppies, vaccination timing, rabies validity, document preparation, and travel planning may take several weeks.
How does NewDoggy deliver puppies safely to Switzerland?
Puppies may be hand-delivered by professional flight nannies to Basel, Geneva, or Zürich, or brought directly to your home via registered ground delivery where available. The best option depends on the puppy, route, airline rules, and travel timing.
What is the minimum age for a puppy to be imported into Switzerland?
For normal travel after a first rabies vaccination, puppies are usually at least 15 weeks old: rabies vaccination is given from 12 weeks of age, followed by the required waiting period. Rules may differ depending on the origin country and type of movement, so the exact timeline should always be checked before travel.
What vaccinations and documents are required before importing a puppy into Switzerland?
The puppy generally needs a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination, and a correctly completed EU or Swiss pet passport when travelling from the EU. If travelling from a third country, an official veterinary health certificate and additional requirements may apply. For full details, visit the official Swiss government website.
How does NewDoggy ensure each puppy arrives healthy in Switzerland?
Each puppy is prepared with age-appropriate vaccinations, microchip identification, parasite prevention, veterinary checks, and travel documents. Before departure, a veterinarian confirms that the puppy is healthy and fit to travel.
Can I see photos or videos of my puppy while waiting?
Absolutely. NewDoggy provides photo and video updates so you can follow your puppy’s growth, personality, and preparation before travel.
How much does NewDoggy charge for delivery to Switzerland?
Delivery costs depend on the puppy’s size, destination, route, crate size, and transport method. Please contact us for an exact quote tailored to your puppy’s travel plan.
How can I pay safely?
NewDoggy accepts secure payments via Credit Card or PayPal, both offering buyer protection and money-back guarantees. Every client receives an invoice and payment confirmation.
What if I have questions after my puppy arrives?
Even after your puppy settles in, you’re never on your own. The NewDoggy team is always just a message away to answer questions and offer helpful advice whenever you need it.
Let us help you find the perfect dog for Switzerland
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Disclaimer
We always do our best to keep our website updated, however sometimes new laws come into place faster than we are able to change our site content. The information provided above should only serve as a guide and newdoggy.com holds no liability if any harm comes due to the use of it. For fully relevant information get in touch with us.
All our information is derived from the Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) of the Swiss Government, available at: https://www.blv.admin.ch/blv/en/home/tiere/reisen-mit-heimtieren/hunde-katzen-und-frettchen.html

















