doggy travel
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doggy travel
anyone out there who has used a pet transport company. we have our little pet jack russel who needs to come over to live with us full time in lagos in october also what sort of prices do you reckon we should agree to
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Re: doggy travel
just got a price from thompson fly its £350 for the dog plus £50 for a travel
cage from uk to faro.
just got a price from thompson fly for wife and 3 suitcases £71
sounds very expensive i may have to leave the wife in uk
cage from uk to faro.
just got a price from thompson fly for wife and 3 suitcases £71
sounds very expensive i may have to leave the wife in uk
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Re: doggy travel
Last November my wifes relatives flew out from Edinburgh with Globespan for 39 pounds each, their 2 persian cats cost them 908 pounds
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Re: doggy travel
Same for us, 2 people £100, 1 cat £360!
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What about driving down? I haven't decided how we'll transport our 2 Boxers yet.
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We took our dog on the boat to Santander, we could be with her, she was in the car and there was a dedicated dog walking deck, She couldn't understand it would be OK to pee and held on for 24 hours, but otherwise was fine and not stressed, my friend goes every 6 months with her dog.
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Six months seems a long time to wait for a pee with your dog!?!
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Re: doggy travel
just had a phone call that the price for my little doggy to go down with a van full of other animals for £ 250 in oct- that sounds more like my sort of price range - however now i am worried about his welfare in a strange enviroment
for three days
for three days
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I don't like the sound of that. I'm no animal therapist but that would stress my 2 out big time. For the sake of £100 fly your dog please! I'd be interested to know who is running this operation. Sounds like the RSPCA should pay a visit.
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I second that, in fact, if they are transporting animals they will be registered somewhere.
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At least if you drove/ ferried your pet over, you would be in control of the animal and lessen it's nervousness. Flying animals is expensive, that's why we intend to take the ferry and drive the rest of the way. At least our dog will be with the people she knows and loves, not shut up in a cage in the back of a van.