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What is the safest/best way to get our family pet- 2 year old Dog. From Nevada to the east coast? Some say on the airplane. Others say thats risky.''
What have you guys done in this situation?
Thank You.
I would say it depends. If you are driving yourself and there is room, the safest/best way is to take your dog with you. If there is no room in the car, or you are flying, then I would suggest Continental Airlines Petsafe program. First and hard/fast rule I always use is that it must be a non-stop flight. Its not inexpensive though. You can get details & pricing at the Continental Website.
No Matter what you decide Plane Train Auto....make sure the dog has on tags with someones Current Number [Your cell would be fine & maybe a friends or relitivies] Also Micro Chip!!
I would say if the dog is small enough to go in-cabin, by airplane. I am not one for dogs traveling in the cargo area, either my dogs go in-cabin or I drive with them.
Thousands of dogs travel in-cabin every year, I know, but I have heard enough stories not to want to take any chances.
He's a 38 lb Wheaton Terrier. We were planning on using a moving company for our belongings, not sure how to get our Dog their in one piece.
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Originally Posted by Miaiam
I would say if the dog is small enough to go in-cabin, by airplane. I am not one for dogs traveling in the cargo area, either my dogs go in-cabin or I drive with them.
Thousands of dogs travel in-cabin every year, I know, but I have heard enough stories not to want to take any chances.
I would NEVER-EVER fly our dogs. I would drive them myself personally. Otherwise they don't go. Our dogs are with us...always. No exceptions.
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