bringing a pug dog to oz
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bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi all!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi all!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi all!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
I have a dog and would be gutted if we were parted....hes ma wee mate u see.....but if it came to it.....whatever was safe for him I would need to live with it
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
If you havent already done so, I would give Golden Arrow shippers a ring and ask for their advice. They are based in Shropshire, they dont have a website, but you could google them and their telephone number will come up. I found their advice extremely helpful when I brought my 2 king charles out here. They seem to know all there is to know!
Good luck
Good luck
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi all!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
I've been a lurker for a while, learnt a lot from this site about the moving process
I'm an aussie, but been living in Europe (currently London) for the past 6 years, and want to go back to oz for a few years, to introduce my dutch partner to the oz lifestyle
Problem is, that we have a sweet little pug dog here in London, that we want to bring to Sydney with us. Because of their squashed noses and apparent breathing difficulties, it seems that all airlines now refuse to fly them. Someone on this forum recently recommended Ryslip kennels, but they cannot deal with pugs anymore either.
Anyone out there currently also having problems sending over flat nosed dogs?
Cheers!
Sorry in a rush but will pm you further information later.
Regards
Jay
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi i have a british bulldog and i was told by a shipping company only japanese airlines will fly them out,
anything can be done if you want your little buddy to go with you he will................I am not leaving my bulldog angel here no way she iscoming with me....................now i would like to say at crufts there was a british bulldog and it was from australia, flown in for the show,...........so no one can say snub noes dogs cant be flown........got the trade ass passed on the visa at the moment ......fingers crossed. good luck.............hey i just sold one of angels puppies to an ozzie chiropractor who want to move back soon to oz, he wants to take her back too with him..come an airoplanes nothing wrong with snub dogs fly us please"!!!
anything can be done if you want your little buddy to go with you he will................I am not leaving my bulldog angel here no way she iscoming with me....................now i would like to say at crufts there was a british bulldog and it was from australia, flown in for the show,...........so no one can say snub noes dogs cant be flown........got the trade ass passed on the visa at the moment ......fingers crossed. good luck.............hey i just sold one of angels puppies to an ozzie chiropractor who want to move back soon to oz, he wants to take her back too with him..come an airoplanes nothing wrong with snub dogs fly us please"!!!
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Hi i have a british bulldog and i was told by a shipping company only japanese airlines will fly them out,
anything can be done if you want your little buddy to go with you he will................I am not leaving my bulldog angel here no way she iscoming with me....................now i would like to say at crufts there was a british bulldog and it was from australia, flown in for the show,...........so no one can say snub noes dogs cant be flown........got the trade ass passed on the visa at the moment ......fingers crossed. good luck.............hey i just sold one of angels puppies to an ozzie chiropractor who want to move back soon to oz, he wants to take her back too with him..come an airoplanes nothing wrong with snub dogs fly us please"!!!
anything can be done if you want your little buddy to go with you he will................I am not leaving my bulldog angel here no way she iscoming with me....................now i would like to say at crufts there was a british bulldog and it was from australia, flown in for the show,...........so no one can say snub noes dogs cant be flown........got the trade ass passed on the visa at the moment ......fingers crossed. good luck.............hey i just sold one of angels puppies to an ozzie chiropractor who want to move back soon to oz, he wants to take her back too with him..come an airoplanes nothing wrong with snub dogs fly us please"!!!
Japanese Airlines banned them last Friday...with immediate effect.
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
you are joking why ??what are you going to do.??I did ring up and ask about 6 months ago, thats what i was told...............but oh my god, so no one now will fly them,
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
There are others on here - who I'm sure will chip into this string again - who know much, much more about the fine details. Basically only JAL shipped brachy dogs into Aus and now they've banned them.
The question of what we're going to do is a pretty complex one.....we only got this news on Monday and it's pretty much turned us upside-down. But not going is not an option.....we have to go....for so many different reasons...including the fact that there are 'humans' we're leaving behind who don't want us to go. We cannot now cancel everything because our dog can't go.
It's a really emotive subject...and different people have different opinions.
We're now just hoping that an alternative can be found. I've spent 3 nights looking for a solution but can't see any way at the moment.
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
NOPE:curse:
There are others on here - who I'm sure will chip into this string again - who know much, much more about the fine details. Basically only JAL shipped brachy dogs into Aus and now they've banned them.
The question of what we're going to do is a pretty complex one.....we only got this news on Monday and it's pretty much turned us upside-down. But not going is not an option.....we have to go....for so many different reasons...including the fact that there are 'humans' we're leaving behind who don't want us to go. We cannot now cancel everything because our dog can't go.
It's a really emotive subject...and different people have different opinions.
We're now just hoping that an alternative can be found. I've spent 3 nights looking for a solution but can't see any way at the moment.
There are others on here - who I'm sure will chip into this string again - who know much, much more about the fine details. Basically only JAL shipped brachy dogs into Aus and now they've banned them.
The question of what we're going to do is a pretty complex one.....we only got this news on Monday and it's pretty much turned us upside-down. But not going is not an option.....we have to go....for so many different reasons...including the fact that there are 'humans' we're leaving behind who don't want us to go. We cannot now cancel everything because our dog can't go.
It's a really emotive subject...and different people have different opinions.
We're now just hoping that an alternative can be found. I've spent 3 nights looking for a solution but can't see any way at the moment.
I am so sad i love her so much,also i have another 2 dogs one a whippet who is 11 years old with a heart murmer, and a dally who is a bit over weight and 10 years old.
also got two 14 yr old cats and a young british shorthair cat and a young siamese,.............i guess i wont afford to take all of them if i take some i dont know what to do....i was planning on taking angel (bulldog)and youngest cat, and my dads friend having the other cats , maybe my husbands dad having my whippet.as she wont make it on the plane with a heart murmer............we too have spent so much allready on this migration.i only got my dad left here, my hubby doesnt see heis dad much.so we are hoping for a better and new life in oz............please keep me informed if you find a way to get your dog there...............do you know why they are banned??
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
THIS HAS JUST TURNED ME UPSIDE DOWN.!
I am so sad i love her so much,also i have another 2 dogs one a whippet who is 11 years old with a heart murmer, and a dally who is a bit over weight and 10 years old.
also got two 14 yr old cats and a young british shorthair cat and a young siamese,.............i guess i wont afford to take all of them if i take some i dont know what to do....i was planning on taking angel (bulldog)and youngest cat, and my dads friend having the other cats , maybe my husbands dad having my whippet.as she wont make it on the plane with a heart murmer............we too have spent so much allready on this migration.i only got my dad left here, my hubby doesnt see heis dad much.so we are hoping for a better and new life in oz............please keep me informed if you find a way to get your dog there...............do you know why they are banned??
I am so sad i love her so much,also i have another 2 dogs one a whippet who is 11 years old with a heart murmer, and a dally who is a bit over weight and 10 years old.
also got two 14 yr old cats and a young british shorthair cat and a young siamese,.............i guess i wont afford to take all of them if i take some i dont know what to do....i was planning on taking angel (bulldog)and youngest cat, and my dads friend having the other cats , maybe my husbands dad having my whippet.as she wont make it on the plane with a heart murmer............we too have spent so much allready on this migration.i only got my dad left here, my hubby doesnt see heis dad much.so we are hoping for a better and new life in oz............please keep me informed if you find a way to get your dog there...............do you know why they are banned??
..edit - that was easier than I thought -here you go -
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ht=bulldog+JAL
Last edited by Pollyana; Apr 19th 2007 at 9:35 pm.
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Thanks for all your answers guys... yep, JAL airlines won't fly pugs anymore
But there must be a way, we really can't leave the little guy behind! Maybe by boat? My partner is actually willing to travel with the dog by boat (that's how crazy we are! hehe)
I suppose they don't have charter planes going to oz? If they did, I suppose that would be one very expensive way to get a dog across!
But there must be a way, we really can't leave the little guy behind! Maybe by boat? My partner is actually willing to travel with the dog by boat (that's how crazy we are! hehe)
I suppose they don't have charter planes going to oz? If they did, I suppose that would be one very expensive way to get a dog across!
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
I think it was something to do with their breathing - there was a discussion on it a while back. I'll try and find it for you.......................
..edit - that was easier than I thought -here you go -
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ht=bulldog+JAL
..edit - that was easier than I thought -here you go -
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ht=bulldog+JAL
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Been ringing around like mad to find out anything i can, i just get told the same.!....only that at this point in time she could be flown to new zeland , on new zeland airways for ninety days and stay with someone there or quarenteen would cost "£2,000 for 90 days,and fly her to sydney .........I think there will be some resolution as surely they earn money shipping dogs they charge a small fortune to fly them.
I am going to phone quantus and ask them if i can sign a disclamer to say be it on my head if something goes wrong, i am confident enough that she would be fine.They will probably tell me to clear off but why dont we all try.IT might make them think
I am going to phone quantus and ask them if i can sign a disclamer to say be it on my head if something goes wrong, i am confident enough that she would be fine.They will probably tell me to clear off but why dont we all try.IT might make them think
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Re: bringing a pug dog to oz
Been ringing around like mad to find out anything i can, i just get told the same.!....only that at this point in time she could be flown to new zeland , on new zeland airways for ninety days and stay with someone there or quarenteen would cost "£2,000 for 90 days,and fly her to sydney .........I think there will be some resolution as surely they earn money shipping dogs they charge a small fortune to fly them.
I am going to phone quantus and ask them if i can sign a disclamer to say be it on my head if something goes wrong, i am confident enough that she would be fine.They will probably tell me to clear off but why dont we all try.IT might make them think
I am going to phone quantus and ask them if i can sign a disclamer to say be it on my head if something goes wrong, i am confident enough that she would be fine.They will probably tell me to clear off but why dont we all try.IT might make them think