diff --git a/include/zenoh_commons.h b/include/zenoh_commons.h
index d24f08b24..0ba3aa15a 100644
--- a/include/zenoh_commons.h
+++ b/include/zenoh_commons.h
@@ -677,6 +677,7 @@ typedef struct z_get_options_t {
   struct z_value_t value;
   struct z_attachment_t attachment;
   uint64_t timeout_ms;
+  enum zcu_reply_keyexpr_t accept_replies;
 } z_get_options_t;
 /**
  * An borrowed array of borrowed, zenoh allocated, NULL terminated strings.
diff --git a/src/get.rs b/src/get.rs
index c3009bc81..7edcfd387 100644
--- a/src/get.rs
+++ b/src/get.rs
@@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ use crate::attachment::{
 };
 use crate::{
     impl_guarded_transmute, z_bytes_t, z_closure_reply_call, z_encoding_default, z_encoding_t,
-    z_keyexpr_t, z_owned_closure_reply_t, z_sample_t, z_session_t, GuardedTransmute,
-    LOG_INVALID_SESSION,
+    z_keyexpr_t, z_owned_closure_reply_t, z_sample_t, z_session_t, zcu_reply_keyexpr_default,
+    zcu_reply_keyexpr_t, GuardedTransmute, LOG_INVALID_SESSION,
 };
 
 type ReplyInner = Option<Reply>;
@@ -168,6 +168,7 @@ pub struct z_get_options_t {
     pub value: z_value_t,
     pub attachment: z_attachment_t,
     pub timeout_ms: u64,
+    pub accept_replies: zcu_reply_keyexpr_t,
 }
 #[no_mangle]
 pub extern "C" fn z_get_options_default() -> z_get_options_t {
@@ -182,6 +183,7 @@ pub extern "C" fn z_get_options_default() -> z_get_options_t {
             }
         },
         attachment: z_attachment_null(),
+        accept_replies: zcu_reply_keyexpr_default(),
     }
 }
 
diff --git a/src/querying_subscriber.rs b/src/querying_subscriber.rs
index 118f9a4e6..a67310302 100644
--- a/src/querying_subscriber.rs
+++ b/src/querying_subscriber.rs
@@ -37,12 +37,12 @@ type FetchingSubscriber = Option<Box<FetchingSubscriberWrapper>>;
 
 /// An owned zenoh querying subscriber. Destroying the subscriber cancels the subscription.
 ///
-/// Like most `ze_owned_X_t` types, you may obtain an instance of `z_X_t` by loaning it using `z_X_loan(&val)`.  
-/// The `z_loan(val)` macro, available if your compiler supports C11's `_Generic`, is equivalent to writing `z_X_loan(&val)`.  
+/// Like most `ze_owned_X_t` types, you may obtain an instance of `z_X_t` by loaning it using `z_X_loan(&val)`.
+/// The `z_loan(val)` macro, available if your compiler supports C11's `_Generic`, is equivalent to writing `z_X_loan(&val)`.
 ///
-/// Like all `ze_owned_X_t`, an instance will be destroyed by any function which takes a mutable pointer to said instance, as this implies the instance's inners were moved.  
-/// To make this fact more obvious when reading your code, consider using `z_move(val)` instead of `&val` as the argument.  
-/// After a move, `val` will still exist, but will no longer be valid. The destructors are double-drop-safe, but other functions will still trust that your `val` is valid.  
+/// Like all `ze_owned_X_t`, an instance will be destroyed by any function which takes a mutable pointer to said instance, as this implies the instance's inners were moved.
+/// To make this fact more obvious when reading your code, consider using `z_move(val)` instead of `&val` as the argument.
+/// After a move, `val` will still exist, but will no longer be valid. The destructors are double-drop-safe, but other functions will still trust that your `val` is valid.
 ///
 /// To check if `val` is still valid, you may use `z_X_check(&val)` or `z_check(val)` if your compiler supports `_Generic`, which will return `true` if `val` is valid.
 #[repr(C)]
@@ -132,8 +132,8 @@ pub extern "C" fn ze_querying_subscriber_options_default() -> ze_querying_subscr
 ///    To check if the subscription succeeded and if the querying subscriber is still valid,
 ///    you may use `ze_querying_subscriber_check(&val)` or `z_check(val)` if your compiler supports `_Generic`, which will return `true` if `val` is valid.
 ///
-///    Like all `ze_owned_X_t`, an instance will be destroyed by any function which takes a mutable pointer to said instance, as this implies the instance's inners were moved.  
-///    To make this fact more obvious when reading your code, consider using `z_move(val)` instead of `&val` as the argument.  
+///    Like all `ze_owned_X_t`, an instance will be destroyed by any function which takes a mutable pointer to said instance, as this implies the instance's inners were moved.
+///    To make this fact more obvious when reading your code, consider using `z_move(val)` instead of `&val` as the argument.
 ///    After a move, `val` will still exist, but will no longer be valid. The destructors are double-drop-safe, but other functions will still trust that your `val` is valid.
 ///
 /// Example:
@@ -234,6 +234,7 @@ pub unsafe extern "C" fn ze_querying_subscriber_get(
                                 .target(options.target.into())
                                 .consolidation(options.consolidation)
                                 .timeout(std::time::Duration::from_millis(options.timeout_ms))
+                                .accept_replies(options.accept_replies.into())
                                 .callback(cb)
                                 .res_sync(),
                             None => s.get(selector).callback(cb).res_sync(),