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Old Aug 28th 2006 | 1:03 am
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has anyone got idea on price on shipping a cairn terrier to oz. thanks
 
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has anyone got idea on price on shipping a cairn terrier to oz. thanks
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has anyone got idea on price on shipping a cairn terrier to oz. thanks
Bout £3,500. we had a small dog and was going to take him with us.........but for £3,500 we didnt love him that much

The inlaws had him.

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Old Aug 28th 2006 | 2:29 am
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Bout £3,500. we had a small dog and was going to take him with us.........but for £3,500 we didnt love him that much

The inlaws had him.

Paul
thats outrageous id better break news to oh. cos i dont love dog that much either. thanks any way
 
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Well im sending both my terriers with pine hawk and its costing £1700 for both plus about 900 dollers in sydney well worth it they are part of the family its only the cost of a telly nower days, and i reckon they,ll help us when we feel home sick from time to time



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Old Aug 28th 2006 | 3:25 pm
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Old Jul 20th 2007 | 2:54 am
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Well im sending both my terriers with pine hawk and its costing £1700 for both plus about 900 dollers in sydney well worth it they are part of the family its only the cost of a telly nower days, and i reckon they,ll help us when we feel home sick from time to time
hi, ive been lookin thru old threads and noticed one about terriers going to oz. have you sent yours yet and if so were pinehawk any good. as ive just booked ours in to fly 17th oct.

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has anyone got idea on price on shipping a cairn terrier to oz. thanks
Our collie x left for Perth today and it cost us £2, 200. We have taken her to the kennels and the kennels are taking him to the airport so we don't have to see her going into the box.

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Our collie x left for Perth today and it cost us £2, 200. We have taken her to the kennels and the kennels are taking him to the airport so we don't have to see her going into the box.

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our shipper is picking ours up on way down to heathrow. he has been great so far.
 
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Wow £3500 sounds really expensive,we are taking our german shepherd and its only and i use the word only loosly costing us £2825
and i think they are a bit larger than a cairn
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Old Jul 20th 2007 | 6:00 am
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I WAS CHARGED £1100 PLUS FEES AT PERTH, BUT SHE IS QUITE SMALL.
 

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