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I adopted a dog a month ago, and despite the efforts of the trainer, he has adapted to the new living environment. I want to take him to Hawaii to travel and want to use this trip as a compensation for his bad experience. But I am worried that he can't adapt to the plane. Can you give me some advice?
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Re: Can rescue dogs travel by plane?
Walt - acclimating your pet to its carrier is one of the most important things a pet owner can do. More information on how to do that here: https://www.pettravel.com/blog/index.php/what-you-must-do-before-traveling-with-a-pet/. There is also a lot of information about flying a pet in the cargo hold here: https://www.pettravel.com/news-airline-pet-travel.cfm. Hawaii has some strict requirements for importing a pet. You can find them here: https://www.pettravel.com/immigration/Hawaii.cfm.
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Re: Can rescue dogs travel by plane?
I would like to suggest you that travelsites.com is the platform where you can get the relevant advice according to your requirements.Originally posted by Walt Watson View Post
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Re: Can rescue dogs travel by plane?
yes they can for sure.Comment
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Re: Can rescue dogs travel by plane?
Most airports prevent dogs from entering the airport or aircraft unless they are placed in a special animal section, but if you have a personal airplane, I do not think that the dogs have a problem with the flight.Comment
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Re: Can rescue dogs travel by plane?
Unaccompanied dogs can fly as air cargo so dealings would be with your airline's cargo department. Many airlines will require that an agent book the transport in this case. Also, if the dogs are headed for the EU or some other countries, additional requirements will apply.Comment
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