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My lovely Blue Heeler and I are making our way from the sad desolation of south Texas to the glorious Pacific Northwest! What is the best way to get my dog from point a to point b? I will be taking a bus, more than likely, because it's cheap and I want to enjoy the scenic drive while crammed up with a bunch of strangers for three days. But you can't take a dog on a bus. I have heard tell you can put your dog into a crate and onto a plane, but that scares the ever-loving daylights out of me, given the horror stories I have heard from friends and the news. Also she has a tendency to piss all over her crate when left there for very long. And she gets motion sickness. It's a problem. Is there a better alternative to putting my dog on a plane and allowing a stranger to make sure she gets to her final destination safely? Do I really have that much to be scared of? Any first-hand accounts of moving your pets across the country are welcome. I want to know what I'm getting myself into, here.
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Dec 19, 2014 01:54
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If you have a driver's license you'd do better to just drive it (in a rental car if necessary). Cargo shipping is expensive, even when it's just within the US.
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Dec 19, 2014 14:12
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I've flown with my dogs from Chicago to Maui to go on vacation with me for a week. It's not so bad, but you have to deal with the cost of flying them and you're going to need an airline approved kennel. edit: my beagle exhausted after playing/sniffing on the side of Haleakala all day 
feld fucked around with this message at 20:46 on Mar 7, 2015 |
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Mar 7, 2015 20:43
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