call and ask them.prb about 125.00 to 300.00
also most have to have shot records and you have to buy a crate.prb one from walmart would be cheaper.Good luckHow much to send a dog by plane?If the dog is in the cabin with someone, it is free. But if you put the dog in the belly of the plane it is $100 for American Airlines.How much to send a dog by plane?
I have a mini doxie that's 7 lbs and she's flown with me as carry on and depending on the airline it's $60-$80 each way if you want to go that route. You have to get a carrier that fits under the seat in front of you. Make sure you go to the vet before hand and get a sedative to calm the dog down while on the plane.How much to send a dog by plane?i wouldnt recommend taking a dog on a plane its dangerousHow much to send a dog by plane?
$200How much to send a dog by plane?
If you are a passenger, you can put a dog that small in a soft carrier and take him on to the plane with you for free, as long as the carrier fits under the seat. If you ship him as cargo, the price varies by airline, but all of the airlines have their pet policies on their websites, so you can check there. I have found Continental to be the most expensive and they have the worse pet safety ratings. Some airlines, especially the discount airlines, do not allow pets at all. Almost all airlines have restrictions in the summer--they may not allow an animal to be shipped if the temperature is above a certain point on the ground, usually 90 degrees, so if you must have the dog at a certain place on a certain date, consider shipping at night--especially between 2 southern cities in the summer. Although you do not have to pay ahead of time, you do need to call the airline and reserve a spot for your dog ahead of time. They only accept a certain number of pets per flight, so make sure your pet has a spot reserved or you could get to the airport and find you can't take him/her. Also, check on the requirements if you are shipping cargo--you may have to provide both food and water and you will need a vet airline certificate stating your dog is healthy. Good luck.
PS-- Do NOT give your dog tranquilizers--most vets won't even give them to you for airline travel. If your dog has a reaction to the medication, or is over-sedated, he will be in the air and may die before you land and can get him help. This is especially critical if the dog is being shipped in the cargo department--there is no one down there with the animals, and no animal should be given medication, especially sedatives, unless it can be monitored for safely.
Caseysadie, the above poster, says she is 15 yrs. old in answer to another question. Please be careful who you take advise from when your animal's life is at stake.
I would never recomend sending a dog on a plane to anywhere if it could be helped. It is a very tramatic experience for the dog. If you have to send the dog by plane I recomend having your local vet get you some tranquilizers for the dog. Give the recomended dose to the dog BEFORE you put it in the crate on the plane. Overall I do not recomend sending your dog anywhere via plane. Hope this helps!
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