Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9527641)
Hi I understand that B.A dont allow individuals to do "self" boarding changed their procedure I guess We hope to fly with Virgin and the prices of around £2000 is with us providing dog crates etc ! seems so high for the poor Dogs who only get to be in the hold (is higher than our same day flight ticket)
When are you going and is it LA? be aware also that LAX dont accept animals on weekends ! |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by bluemaze
(Post 9528059)
We are relocating to Tennessee in 3-4 weeks but most airlines wont fly Boxers into anywhere over 24C so Atlanta and Memphis are out of the question at this time of year. Continental look to be more pet friendly but we are yet to get a quote from them.
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Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
If you do it yourself (we did 5 years ago Gatwick-Dallas with American),
DO NOT book a flight with a layover. Fly direct to LAX. That way the time the dog spends in a USA airport is kept to a minimum and if you fly into somewhere within the temperature limits, but your final destination is too hot for the dog to fly then you are in trouble. a. |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9521847)
we hope to be in orange county California
Does anyone could tell how to make comfortable woofers for travel as in what goes into flight box etc ? whats allowed ? thinking of using lavender oil on blankets and "bachrescue remedy " ! any suggestions wld be well received !!! Thanx |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9533471)
Older dog had the ok to fly !!! yes ! thank goodness ! just have little one to check now ! paws crossed !
Thanx |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Don't put in anything you don't want to get peed on.
I strongly recommend Dry Fur carrier inserts instead of towels. http://www.dryfur.com/category/pet-a...ur-travel-pads However, in 2009 they were only sold in the us so it might be difficult to get them. We used them in our cat's carrier and also used a towel. At the end of the flight, the towel was bunched up in the corner and wet with cat pee. The dryfur pad was still in place on the bottom of the carrier, had been peed on, but was dry to the touch. |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9533471)
Older dog had the ok to fly !!! yes ! thank goodness ! just have little one to check now ! paws crossed !
Does anyone could tell how to make comfortable woofers for travel as in what goes into flight box etc ? whats allowed ? thinking of using lavender oil on blankets and "bachrescue remedy " ! any suggestions wld be well received !!! Thanx |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
We put in his blanket but while he had his overnight stay in Amsterdam they put lots of shredded newspaper in as well.
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Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by bluemaze
(Post 9528059)
We are relocating to Tennessee in 3-4 weeks but most airlines wont fly Boxers into anywhere over 24C so Atlanta and Memphis are out of the question at this time of year. Continental look to be more pet friendly but we are yet to get a quote from them.
As to the rabies vaccine. when we went through customs the agent said just show me the rabies cert and then barely even glanced at it. There was no way he read anything, he just wanted to see we had one! The cost via Amsterdam btw was approx 300 euro as they fly excess baggage. KLM flies direct to Houston though. |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by Nutmegger
(Post 9533477)
I thought that the certification had to be made within ten days of the flight date. Is this just for your personal peace of mind?
Yes it is just for me we go back just b4 we fly to get documents etc !just a little concerned for my older woofer so hence the early visit |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by 1chumly
(Post 9533719)
I came over last year via Amsterdam like Weeze and about the same time. I checked all the airlines and Continental would not fly my dog at all, no matter what time of year. They told me they will not carry any snub nosed dog, even if they are a mix breed which mine is.
As to the rabies vaccine. when we went through customs the agent said just show me the rabies cert and then barely even glanced at it. There was no way he read anything, he just wanted to see we had one! The cost via Amsterdam btw was approx 300 euro as they fly excess baggage. KLM flies direct to Houston though. our Vet said yesterday that the rabies would be ok to do when we arrived is that not the case then ? |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9535151)
our Vet said yesterday that the rabies would be ok to do when we arrived is that not the case then ?
The UK uses a dead sample of rabies for the vaccination, so some states may require that you get the live sample when you enter the USA anyway. |
Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9535151)
our Vet said yesterday that the rabies would be ok to do when we arrived is that not the case then ?
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Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by sue rae
(Post 9535151)
our Vet said yesterday that the rabies would be ok to do when we arrived is that not the case then ?
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Re: moving 2 dogs to usa in sept
Originally Posted by Nutmegger
(Post 9535466)
As 1chumly says, this is nothing to do with the regulations, but with the safety of your dogs. Better to have them arrive already protected from rabies than to have to get the shots in the hullabaloo of your settling in/getting organized. God forbid they had any kind of close encounter with a wild animal, and you would be in all kinds of trouble if they weren't protected.
My older boy is going to have a waiver cos of his auto immune probs and rabies innoc could damage his health and make probs worse for him all a bit worrying !!!! |
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