We have two options for shipping your puppy.
The first is only for those people who live in the NY, NY City,
Albany, PA, NJ, Mass, or Connecticut areas.
We have a friend who can personally deliver your puppy directly
to your home. She never takes puppies from other breeders or
kennels, only ours and her own. We would never send them with
any other puppy ground transport service as we would not know if
the other puppies were healthy or not and we would not want to
chance our puppies coming in contact with any diseases before
they arrived in your home.
The fee for this service is generally less than airline shipping - you
will have to contact us for a price quote - this is dependent on the
distance she will be driving.
The second option is to ship through the airlines:
The cost of shipping within the United States is generally around
$325 which includes the cost of the flight, the shipping crate and
the flight certificate needed from the veterinarian. This price may
change depending upon fuel costs.
We make all of the flight arrangements for you, around your
schedule as much as possible.
We generally fly with either Continental or Delta airlines.
Most airlines will not ship puppies if the temperatures are going to
be 85 degrees or above or under 20 degrees - anywhere the pup
will be stopping during it's travel that day. Continental is the only
airlines that does not have these strict temperature restrictions
because they have air-conditioned vehicles and layover facilities
for the puppies. Continental does not always fly into all airports, so
this option may not be available to you.
Prior to shipment we will email or call you with all of the flight
times and numbers. When you go to the airport to pick-up the pup
you should take your drivers license with you to claim the puppy.
We will also tell you the cost of the flight if the puppy is being sent
COD.
Each airport has different ways of handling the puppies when they
arrive. Some airports will have you pick up your puppy in the
baggage area and others will send you to a separate cargo facility.
You should call in advance to determine where you will need to
meet you puppy. If they have this information when we schedule
the flight we will include it with the rest of the information. If not
you can call these numbers and ask for this info:
Delta: 877-528-4961
Continental: 1-800-575-3335
IS AIRLINE TRAVEL SAFE FOR MY PUPPY?
This is a very good question that we get asked regularly. First of all
you must remember that every single new experience can be
frightening to a young puppy. Even a car ride home is scary as
they are not with their brothers and sisters and they do not feel
comfortable away from us. A visit to the vets, a trip to puppy
obedience school, a vaccuum that sounds differently from ours
and thier first night in their dog crate - can all be terrifying at first.
Try to remember that just because it is scary does not mean it is
bad. All of these things are exactly what a young pup must go
through in order to become a well-adjusted confident adult dog.
If there are no unforseen complications during your pup's flight, he
will handle it very well and you can have the fun of re-assuring him
on the other end when you finally meet face to face!
We have sent many puppies from NY to CA with great success. We
have also purchased many puppies and adult dogs this way and
we have been very happy in both instances.
The first is only for those people who live in the NY, NY City,
Albany, PA, NJ, Mass, or Connecticut areas.
We have a friend who can personally deliver your puppy directly
to your home. She never takes puppies from other breeders or
kennels, only ours and her own. We would never send them with
any other puppy ground transport service as we would not know if
the other puppies were healthy or not and we would not want to
chance our puppies coming in contact with any diseases before
they arrived in your home.
The fee for this service is generally less than airline shipping - you
will have to contact us for a price quote - this is dependent on the
distance she will be driving.
The second option is to ship through the airlines:
The cost of shipping within the United States is generally around
$325 which includes the cost of the flight, the shipping crate and
the flight certificate needed from the veterinarian. This price may
change depending upon fuel costs.
We make all of the flight arrangements for you, around your
schedule as much as possible.
We generally fly with either Continental or Delta airlines.
Most airlines will not ship puppies if the temperatures are going to
be 85 degrees or above or under 20 degrees - anywhere the pup
will be stopping during it's travel that day. Continental is the only
airlines that does not have these strict temperature restrictions
because they have air-conditioned vehicles and layover facilities
for the puppies. Continental does not always fly into all airports, so
this option may not be available to you.
Prior to shipment we will email or call you with all of the flight
times and numbers. When you go to the airport to pick-up the pup
you should take your drivers license with you to claim the puppy.
We will also tell you the cost of the flight if the puppy is being sent
COD.
Each airport has different ways of handling the puppies when they
arrive. Some airports will have you pick up your puppy in the
baggage area and others will send you to a separate cargo facility.
You should call in advance to determine where you will need to
meet you puppy. If they have this information when we schedule
the flight we will include it with the rest of the information. If not
you can call these numbers and ask for this info:
Delta: 877-528-4961
Continental: 1-800-575-3335
IS AIRLINE TRAVEL SAFE FOR MY PUPPY?
This is a very good question that we get asked regularly. First of all
you must remember that every single new experience can be
frightening to a young puppy. Even a car ride home is scary as
they are not with their brothers and sisters and they do not feel
comfortable away from us. A visit to the vets, a trip to puppy
obedience school, a vaccuum that sounds differently from ours
and thier first night in their dog crate - can all be terrifying at first.
Try to remember that just because it is scary does not mean it is
bad. All of these things are exactly what a young pup must go
through in order to become a well-adjusted confident adult dog.
If there are no unforseen complications during your pup's flight, he
will handle it very well and you can have the fun of re-assuring him
on the other end when you finally meet face to face!
We have sent many puppies from NY to CA with great success. We
have also purchased many puppies and adult dogs this way and
we have been very happy in both instances.
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