US HB3349

Amends the Animal Health Protection Act to require electronic documentation before importing dogs into the U.S., including proof of good health, vaccinations, parasite treatment, negative test results, and permanent identification approved by the Secretary of Agriculture

Dogs intended for transfer must be at least 6 months old and have an import permit issued by the Secretary

Provides exceptions for personal pets of U.S. origin returning home, military working dogs, research dogs, dogs receiving temporary veterinary treatment (with quarantine and subsequent export), and dogs under 6 months imported to Hawaii from British Isles, Australia, Guam, or New Zealand

Requires the Secretary of Agriculture to promulgate implementing regulations within 18 months of enactment, in consultation with HHS, Commerce, Homeland Security, and Transportation, including establishing fees and a centralized database for veterinary inspection certificates

Violators face penalties under section 10414 of the Animal Health Protection Act and must pay for care, quarantine, and return of non-compliant dogs to their country of origin