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Old Apr 5th 2007, 9:51 am
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Question Taking Dog as Excess Baggage

Hi,
We wanted to take our dog with us but the £2500 price is far to steep for us to be able to even consider this option.
Our vet mentioned that people have done it to other countries.
Does anyone know if this is possible? what's involved and how to go about it
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Old Apr 5th 2007, 9:55 am
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Really? sounds interesting!!
anyone??
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Old Apr 5th 2007, 10:03 am
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Originally Posted by julesnye
Hi,
We wanted to take our dog with us but the £2500 price is far to steep for us to be able to even consider this option.
Our vet mentioned that people have done it to other countries.
Does anyone know if this is possible? what's involved and how to go about it
Outer Mongolian Airways have an offer on this month, fly one, fly one free.
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Originally Posted by julesnye
Hi,
We wanted to take our dog with us but the £2500 price is far to steep for us to be able to even consider this option.
Our vet mentioned that people have done it to other countries.
Does anyone know if this is possible? what's involved and how to go about it
Hi there & welcome aboard i'm taking my 2 out with me in sept & as far as i know dogs can no longer travel as excess baggage but check out this site
www.petexports.co.uk/newzealand
good luck ! where you heading for ?
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Originally Posted by walla
Outer Mongolian Airways have an offer on this month, fly one, fly one free.
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Originally Posted by julesnye
Hi,
We wanted to take our dog with us but the £2500 price is far to steep for us to be able to even consider this option.
Our vet mentioned that people have done it to other countries.
Does anyone know if this is possible? what's involved and how to go about it
It is doubtful....only vaguely possible, see this site

http://doglaw.hugpug.com/doglaw_042.html

Somewhere it says about dogs as excess baggage.
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Originally Posted by walla
Outer Mongolian Airways have an offer on this month, fly one, fly one free.
I thought it was Air China
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I thought it was Air China
Nah, they cook them, tasty with noodles, apparently...
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Originally Posted by walla
Nah, they cook them, tasty with noodles, apparently...
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by walla
Nah, they cook them, tasty with noodles, apparently...
I've heard of Hokkien Poodles
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Originally Posted by Shakmaty
I've heard of Hokkien Poodles
I've heard of hair of the dog
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Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There, there.
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Originally Posted by Shakmaty
I've heard of Hokkien Poodles
Word of warning however, never ever eat the dog eggs!
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Originally Posted by walla
I've heard of hair of the dog
Shaggy dog story, that.

Apparently, you can cook your noodles inside your dog in excess baggage, depending on the pressurisation of the cabin
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I've heard of hair of the dog
Don't blame it on the dog, it was probably one of your stray curlys.
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