If the law in Mauritius will put my puppy in Quarantine?

Before you can import your puppy, you will need to get an import permit. See here for more information: http://agriculture.govmu.org/English//D … 202017.PDF

As mentioned in the link above you should apply for a permit 3 to 6 month before traveling. Once you get your import permit, it will list all the documentation you have to provide and the timeline to get it done. The import permit alone is not enough to get your pet in.

Of things to get:
- chip
- rabies vaccination done when at least 3 months of age and between 2 and 12 months before export
- a titter test (confirming rabies vaccine was effective) done between one month and 12 months after the rabies vaccine
- vaccination for enteritis, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus done between 14 days and 12 months before export
- anthelmintics effective against nematodes and cestodes done less than 14 days before travel
- parasiticide effective against ticks 96 hours before travel
- vet visit confirming the pet is fit for travel 48 hours before travel

Everything has to be logged in your pet passport as well as in an export certificate document that has to be filled in by your Vet. That export certificate must mention the import permit number and needs to be legalized by an official body of the vet services of the exporting country (Germany in your case).

Upon arrival, your pet will be quarantined for 5 days up to a month. Europe is usually 5 days but it is up to the Vet Services of Mauritius to decide when to release your pet.

As mentioned by Winston I'd advise against bringing your pet if only for 3 weeks. The hassle and cost are pretty significant.