Flying dogs (1 Viewer)

[Loddy]

Anyone out there flow a dog to the USA, who did you use and any other useful info would
be appreciated

Loddy

 

[hilldweller]

Anyone out there flown a dog to the USA,
Loddy

Nah, much quicker by plane.

 

[icantremember]

Got to be an Airedale!!

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[Loddy]

When I posted this I thought I would get all the comedians crawling out of the woodwork,

Haven't heard about making the dogs legs ache yet ?

Loddy

 

[Loujess]

A Sky Terrier? Sorry!

Ivy

 

[hilldweller]

When I posted this I thought I would get all the comedians crawling out of the woodwork,

Loddy

We are here to please.

Have a nice day.

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[rainbow chasers]

It is quite expensive and you end up losing the dog for 6 months (quarantine) and then there are shipping costs (crates etc) jabs for this and that.

This is quite useful - you can avoid quarantine. You even class your dog as 'excess baggage'

I guess that would mean training your dog to stay still, be quiet and act like a bag!

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[Jim]

When there, don't miss out on the experience of jumping on a greyhound:thumb:

 

[Dodgey]

Agh!


Flying a dog to the Statesoh:

We met a couple last year who'd done just that, http://thelovefamily.co.uk/ , really nice couple who took thier RV and dog to the States for a year.

One thing I do remember Chris saying was he'd flown back to France then driven back (or some such) into the UK as it substantially reduced cost.

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[Loddy]

It is quite expensive and you end up losing the dog for 6 months (quarantine) and then there are shipping costs (crates etc) jabs for this and that.

This is quite useful - you can avoid quarantine. You even class your dog as 'excess baggage'

I guess that would mean training your dog to stay still, be quiet and act like a bag!

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You don't need quarantine oh:

 

[Road Runner]

Best not use a Lurcher or you'll get air sick

 

[Loddy]

Best not use a Lurcher or you'll get air sick

Very helpful

Loddy

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[Richard W]

Keep the G positive

If you do decide to fly your dog, please keep the G Force positive.


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[imprint]

Must be an old film - P2 is sporting USAAF ww2 markings on his shirt...

 

[Richard W]

I suspect the P2 is actually an instructor, as the guy in the left hand seat appears to black / grey out with the G loading. From the shape of the rear window, before it’s obscured by the dog, I’d say it’s a Cessna 172, probably 1970’s / 80’s era.

I know a few people who fly with their dogs. Some even have ear defenders for the dogs.

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[Loddy]

Lots of useful information thank you, all sorted now

Loddy oh: