Pet Passport Scheme ends for UK

Will we also have to start the rabies treatment from scratch as well? I thought we only had to do that if we became an ‘unlisted’ country, and the GOV.UK website doesn’t appear to answer that question. 
Val, please could you direct us to the source of your information?
many thanks. 

Ron, it is my understanding that we will become an "unlisted" country. We jumped thru the hoops of the rabies vaccination in 2019 when it looked like we would leave with no deal etc, jumping thru these hoops took nearly 4 months to complete, and things could be worse this time around.

Whilst we are in the EU UK labs are classified as EU labs and that is where the blood samples from your pouch have to go to test for rabies antibodies, when we did this it took approx 10 days to return the results, BUT, once we leave the EU will UK labs still be able to carry out these tests or will they have to be shipped across the channel ???more delays ???.

Once you have jumped thru these hoops you can keep your pouch valid by having a booster jab every 2 years.

If you are planning on taking pouch abroad next year i would talk to your vet now, to avoid any misunderstanding or delay , good luck.

our pouch failed the test first time round, i.e. insufficient antibodies so had to have second injection, but you have to wait i think 30 days from having injection to taking blood , and even if you pass the test i think you have to wait 30 days before you can travel, but check with your vet things could have changed....dont want to be a prophet of doom, but it is possible your pouch will never have sufficient antibodies so will never be able to travel whilst we remain an "unlisted" country

Rufs, Val’s post says that we will have ‘Part 2 listed status’ rather than Part 1 listed or Unlisted and If we become Unlisted, then you are correct. My question refers to the status in Val’s post. I can’t see anything about this on the government website, although there is plenty of info about Unlisted status. 
I’ve found some info about Part 2 on a vet’s website which says that the current documents will still be valid but we would  still need the paperwork that Val mentions. 

Here's the actual Gov.uk statement with the caveat that it will be updated if anything changes.

Pet travel to Europe from 1 Jan 20121 gov.uk >LINK<

I think Govt ministers are dropping hints that we will be Part 2 Listed rather than unlisted.  If that's the case then the Titre rabies antibodies test will not be needed.  The AHC will of course be required.

Like Rufs we went for the titre test last year to cover all bases.  Fortunately she passed.  Hopefully, it won't be required in future.

The Gov UK website will no doubt be updated when the UK status is confirmed.

We won't be going abroad until we get the vaccination (not for rabies) and travel is "permitted", ie the FO doesn't advise against.

A further thought.  We normally sail BF to Spain, however if the ferry is cancelled due to bad weather there may be a problem with the 10-day AHC window (we will already have used 2-3 days of that travelling down to Portsmouth).  If you need to travel to the country for which the AHC has the language translation, then you couldn't divert via France, if I read this correctly.  We may decide to sail to France instead of Spain to avoid this potential problem.

Yes.....and the below paragraph for me would be the most relevant

"To make sure your pet is able to travel from Great Britain to the EU from 1 January 2021, you should contact your vet at least 4 months before travelling to get the latest advice"

and that is what i have been posting, have to say "been there got the tee shirt "

You could say 'it's all gone to the dogs'