It's very quiet in here but i'll ask my question.
I'm going to work in alberta in may but won't be moving lock/stock until september.
I have 3 collies and my wife has 2 gsp's. They'll all be coming with us.
Given that this is quite a few dogs to go at once what advice would you give as to best way to approach the flight?
I know to fly them as excess baggage is cheapest but I'm pretty thier weight&cage would make them too heavy so cargo may be the only option.
This'll be a one way trip so while cost is obviously an issue, what's best for us and the dogs is at the top of the list.
Would it be better to use a dedicated dog travel firm or DIY? The travel firm while more expensive does take alot of the stress out of the logistics as I'll be travelling with my wife and 1 year-old plus we've immigration to get through.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
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I'm going to work in alberta in may but won't be moving lock/stock until september.
I have 3 collies and my wife has 2 gsp's. They'll all be coming with us.
Given that this is quite a few dogs to go at once what advice would you give as to best way to approach the flight?
I know to fly them as excess baggage is cheapest but I'm pretty thier weight&cage would make them too heavy so cargo may be the only option.
This'll be a one way trip so while cost is obviously an issue, what's best for us and the dogs is at the top of the list.
Would it be better to use a dedicated dog travel firm or DIY? The travel firm while more expensive does take alot of the stress out of the logistics as I'll be travelling with my wife and 1 year-old plus we've immigration to get through.
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
f
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