Bringing my dog to the usa
Aug 5th 2005, 4:20 pm
#31
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Re: Bringing my dog to the usa
Originally Posted by ladylisa
Do you find yourself making those noises he does too!! 
It's definitely nicer going for a walk when the dog walks alongside you on a loose lead isn't it? I've ditched the flexi lead in the bin.
Aug 9th 2005, 5:32 pm
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Re: Bringing my dog to the usa
Originally Posted by AmerLisa
You're kidding, right? We flew our dog on BA from Gatwick to Seattle and it cost 500 pounds and I thought that was bad, actually I know that was bad, but we wanted her on a direct flight and we also boarded her through a kennel and they took her to the airport, etc and it still didn't come up to the amount you posted. The kennel we used was Lady Haye. They were really good. But, in all honesty you can set it up through whatever airline you are going to use and as long as you have the appropriate paperwork (really simple) you're fine and it should be fairly cheap as well.
I'm gonna ring round some of the airlines direct and see what they can do. I just didn't want all the fuss of getting him to the airport cargo etc by myself.
Aug 9th 2005, 5:51 pm
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Re: Bringing my dog to the usa
Whoa thats pricey!
I got a quote from American Airlines to fly Dublin to Texas with a stopover in Chicago and it was just over $100 and I provide the cage which is fine as I have a crate that is airline approved.
I got a quote from American Airlines to fly Dublin to Texas with a stopover in Chicago and it was just over $100 and I provide the cage which is fine as I have a crate that is airline approved.
Aug 9th 2005, 6:42 pm
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Re: Bringing my dog to the usa
Originally Posted by warkitty
I'm gonna ring round some of the airlines direct and see what they can do. I just didn't want all the fuss of getting him to the airport cargo etc by myself.
