Pet-Friendly Travel
When it comes time to bring your puppy home most puppies travel by plane. Air travel is one of the fastest, most reliable, and cost-effective means of getting your puppy delivered to their furever home.
Not all airlines are created equal when it comes to cozy comfort for dogs. Your puppy will fly in a safe, pressurized, temperature-controlled cabin, not to be confused with cargo! You may also elect to have your puppy flown as a carry-on with an Airpanion.
Puppies typically travel to their new home around the 8-week mark. Small breed puppies cannot leave home until they are at least 2 pounds or 12 weeks of age. This weight threshold will not be determined until the puppy reaches the 8-week mark.
Travel to your Puppy
We will help make local pickup arrangements between you and the breeder at their location or a nearby public place.
FREE
- Includes your puppy's health certificate
- Travel carrier, where available
Airport Delivery
Standard Delivery
Due to rising fuel/flight costs, our travel rates had to increase slightly.
We'll handle all the logistics from booking the flight to coordinating safe flight travel arrangements with the breeder.
- Flight cost
- Your puppy's health certificate
- Travel carrier
Airpanion Delivery
Your puppy will fly in the cabin with one of our trusted Airpanion chaperones. We'll handle all the logistics from booking the flight to airport delivery.
- Airpanion's flight and travel cost
- Your puppy's health certificate
- Continuous care while traveling
Home Delivery
Pampered Ground Delivery
Due to rising fuel costs, our travel rates had to increase slightly.
Delivery to you from one of our trusted transportation partners. We will make arrangements to have your puppy delivered nearest you while receiving the utmost care when traveling.
- Ground delivery nearest you
- Your puppy's health certificate
- GPS Tracking, where available
Snub-Nosed Breeds
Some popular breeds often categorized as snub-nosed dogs or short-nosed dogs (e.g., American Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Boxers, English or French Bulldogs, King Charles Spaniels, Lhasa Apso, Mastiffs, Pugs, Shar-Peis and Shih Tzus) simply do not fly well as they have difficulty breathing even under normal conditions but when subjected to higher altitudes in pressurized, temperature controlled cargo holds their respiratory conditions do not respond well. If Fido is of a snub-nosed breed, he might not be allowed to fly commercial unless accompanied in the cabin. In cases like these, our travel specialists will work with you and your puppy's breeder to determine the best way to get your puppy home.