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Gringo
Does the dog get drugged or is it just left in a cage with some food and water in the cargo area of the plane?
Answer
Most airlines do accept dogs onboard the aircraft in the cabin and checked as cargo. For transport in the cabin, they must be in an approved pet kennel that fits underneath the seat. If your kennel carrier is too large, your pet may be checked as cargo.
The costs and restrictions vary by the airline but generally the charge is between $50-80 each way to bring your pet with you.
However, if you are flying Southwest, you cannot bring your pet as they do not accept animals for transport unless they are a companion/guide dog for the disabled.
Go to the website of the airline you are interested in flying with and read their charges and guidelines for traveling with pets.
The airlines do not drug animals. Some owners choose to do that, but it isn't that great of an idea. Some will feed and water them if they have too (long haul flights), while other will not. Again, you need to check the policies of your intended airline.
Most airlines do accept dogs onboard the aircraft in the cabin and checked as cargo. For transport in the cabin, they must be in an approved pet kennel that fits underneath the seat. If your kennel carrier is too large, your pet may be checked as cargo.
The costs and restrictions vary by the airline but generally the charge is between $50-80 each way to bring your pet with you.
However, if you are flying Southwest, you cannot bring your pet as they do not accept animals for transport unless they are a companion/guide dog for the disabled.
Go to the website of the airline you are interested in flying with and read their charges and guidelines for traveling with pets.
The airlines do not drug animals. Some owners choose to do that, but it isn't that great of an idea. Some will feed and water them if they have too (long haul flights), while other will not. Again, you need to check the policies of your intended airline.
How much does it cost to fly dogs over to Germany?
mommybubba
My husband got orders to Germany and we are going to take our 35lb dog with us does anyone know how much it costs? I also have a friend with a 75lb dog going with her husband to germany. How much will it cost for our dogs if our husbands are in the army?
Answer
It's not just the cost of the flight. Rates are not published online as they are subject to change. You can call American Airlines at 1-800-CARGOAA (800-227-4622) for the most current rates. Below are other things that you must have and take into consideration before traveling with a pet. Since you are facing a PCS move you will also have to contact the consulate for more specific information on licensing your pet, selecting a vet, etc. while living in Germany.
Most airlines will ship your dog as cargo.
To fly into Germany, you'll need at a minimum:
Dogs and Cats:
â¢The original and 1 copy of a health certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian stating that the animal is healthy enough to travel by air and is free of injury and disease. The certificate must be dated 10 days or less from the date your animal will be shipped.
*A rabies vaccination certificate issued and signed by a licensed veterinarian.
Collar or harness and leash, a muzzle, a kennel not to exceed these dimensions:
Weight of dog and kennel cannot exceed 100 lbs (45 kgs) and kennel has to fit these dimensions Length+Width+Height cannot exceed 90 in (228 cm). Kennels must be metal and cannot have top loading doors. No straw, wood or hay can be used in the kennel, but must contain an absorbent material. The kennel must be leak proof. The kennel must be clean and cannot be odorous. The kennel cannot have wheels. If it does, they must be removed or securely taped so that the kennel will not roll. It must have a sticker on the top and two sides in letters at least one inch high stating "live animal." The kennel must have attached labels with the shipper and consignee's name, street address and phone number. It must hve attached labels with food and watering instructions, the last time the animal was offered food and water, along with a supply of packaged food attached to the outside of the container or attach written instructions from an accredited veterinarian to not feed or water the animal. The animal must have been offered food or water within four hours before drop off at the pick up site. The kennel must be marked with "this end up" or directional arrows on at least 2 sides.
The dog must have ID tags with owner's name and contact information and appropriate licensing tags (e.g., for rabies).
Specific instructions for the European Union are found at http://ec.europa.eu/food/animal/liveanimals/index_en.htm
Dogs will only be shipped if the temperature at point of departure, along the route, and at the destination is between 45 and 85 degrees outside temperature. In other words, don't try to transport in the winter to Germany. If the dog is snub nosed (pug, for example) it cannot be shipped if the temperature is higher than 75 degrees.
You cannot have a stop in the United Kingdom. They do not allow dogs or cats into the country, however this is subject to change.
It's not just the cost of the flight. Rates are not published online as they are subject to change. You can call American Airlines at 1-800-CARGOAA (800-227-4622) for the most current rates. Below are other things that you must have and take into consideration before traveling with a pet. Since you are facing a PCS move you will also have to contact the consulate for more specific information on licensing your pet, selecting a vet, etc. while living in Germany.
Most airlines will ship your dog as cargo.
To fly into Germany, you'll need at a minimum:
Dogs and Cats:
â¢The original and 1 copy of a health certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian stating that the animal is healthy enough to travel by air and is free of injury and disease. The certificate must be dated 10 days or less from the date your animal will be shipped.
*A rabies vaccination certificate issued and signed by a licensed veterinarian.
Collar or harness and leash, a muzzle, a kennel not to exceed these dimensions:
Weight of dog and kennel cannot exceed 100 lbs (45 kgs) and kennel has to fit these dimensions Length+Width+Height cannot exceed 90 in (228 cm). Kennels must be metal and cannot have top loading doors. No straw, wood or hay can be used in the kennel, but must contain an absorbent material. The kennel must be leak proof. The kennel must be clean and cannot be odorous. The kennel cannot have wheels. If it does, they must be removed or securely taped so that the kennel will not roll. It must have a sticker on the top and two sides in letters at least one inch high stating "live animal." The kennel must have attached labels with the shipper and consignee's name, street address and phone number. It must hve attached labels with food and watering instructions, the last time the animal was offered food and water, along with a supply of packaged food attached to the outside of the container or attach written instructions from an accredited veterinarian to not feed or water the animal. The animal must have been offered food or water within four hours before drop off at the pick up site. The kennel must be marked with "this end up" or directional arrows on at least 2 sides.
The dog must have ID tags with owner's name and contact information and appropriate licensing tags (e.g., for rabies).
Specific instructions for the European Union are found at http://ec.europa.eu/food/animal/liveanimals/index_en.htm
Dogs will only be shipped if the temperature at point of departure, along the route, and at the destination is between 45 and 85 degrees outside temperature. In other words, don't try to transport in the winter to Germany. If the dog is snub nosed (pug, for example) it cannot be shipped if the temperature is higher than 75 degrees.
You cannot have a stop in the United Kingdom. They do not allow dogs or cats into the country, however this is subject to change.
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