Joe
Also where would I be able to get one for the best value
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I would suggest a wire crate if you are doing crate training. You'll need a 700 or 800 series size crate. A 700 series crate should give your dog enough room to be able to turn around, and lay down. A 800 series crate will give your dog more room to stretch out. Petsmart and Petco often have crates on sale. I would choose one that has 2 doors, so you can clean it out easier. Hope this helps :)
I would suggest a wire crate if you are doing crate training. You'll need a 700 or 800 series size crate. A 700 series crate should give your dog enough room to be able to turn around, and lay down. A 800 series crate will give your dog more room to stretch out. Petsmart and Petco often have crates on sale. I would choose one that has 2 doors, so you can clean it out easier. Hope this helps :)
Best way to get a pet shipped from another state?
Saphire
My friend is selling a puppy but she lives in MO and i live in CA. Is there anyway for her to ship it to me at low cost (under $100). I looked up some info online, but all I could find were pet relocators. If you have had any experience with this, how did you handle it?
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The easiest is by air. Unfortunately, all the airlines have gone up this year. I ship everything in a 500 series crate (extra large). Continental $299 (plus taxes, fuel surcharges, etc) if crate + dog are 99 lbs or less. $369 (plus fees) for 100 to 149 lbs. Right now, they are the cheapest. United is the most expensive at around $800. Delta $577 + tax & fees....Northwest is just slightly less.
Again, this is with 500 crates, and always slightly over 100 pounds. Either way, other than Continental, all the airlines have gone up drastically this year.
There are places that do it by truck. They do a few trips a month coast to coast at substantially less money. I've never used them and would not recommend them.
Often times it's cheaper to fly there yourself and carry the dog on (if small enough) or check them as baggage. There's still a fee to check as baggage ( with United, Delta, & Northwest & American), but it's not as high as shipping via "cargo". Contitnental only does "cargo", they don't allow you to check the dog as baggage.
PS Delta and Northwest no longer require health certificates for the US and Canada when travelling with the dog as checked baggage. Each state requires a rabies vaccine...but nobody has ever check mine.
The easiest is by air. Unfortunately, all the airlines have gone up this year. I ship everything in a 500 series crate (extra large). Continental $299 (plus taxes, fuel surcharges, etc) if crate + dog are 99 lbs or less. $369 (plus fees) for 100 to 149 lbs. Right now, they are the cheapest. United is the most expensive at around $800. Delta $577 + tax & fees....Northwest is just slightly less.
Again, this is with 500 crates, and always slightly over 100 pounds. Either way, other than Continental, all the airlines have gone up drastically this year.
There are places that do it by truck. They do a few trips a month coast to coast at substantially less money. I've never used them and would not recommend them.
Often times it's cheaper to fly there yourself and carry the dog on (if small enough) or check them as baggage. There's still a fee to check as baggage ( with United, Delta, & Northwest & American), but it's not as high as shipping via "cargo". Contitnental only does "cargo", they don't allow you to check the dog as baggage.
PS Delta and Northwest no longer require health certificates for the US and Canada when travelling with the dog as checked baggage. Each state requires a rabies vaccine...but nobody has ever check mine.
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