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Originally Posted by Kaos  I got Kaos when he was 10wks old and almost 2lbs. I put him in my uniform shirt and held him for the 15 mins train ride, 25 min ferry, and then 25 min bus ride. He slept through the whole thing.  |
Aww! thats adorable that he was in your shirt! lol, He was probably nice and snuggly warm in there
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A short Helicopter ride would be my first choice, otherwise, Car with a friend or a Taxi. The ride will be shot and quick either way. Best of luck, and he is a fine looking little guy.
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Helicopter ride! definitely the way to go! hahahaha jk. not for me! I think I would be more scared than ANY dog to go on a helicopter! EEK!
To the OP, Definitely I would bring him in a car somehow if you can. Would be a lot cheaper to get a friend to drive you even if you have to pitch in gas money. And like others said, it would be better to have someone else drive that way you can either hold him or keep in close contact with him to keep him comfortable and not feel like he is alone and scared. Remember, these are all going to be new experiences for him so he's going to be scared and confused more than likely. Make sure he goes potty before you begin your trip, and try not to feed him anything or make sure the breeder doesn't feed him anything for at least 30 minutes before you start your journey. Less likely for him to get carsick and throw up that way and also less likely for him to poop in the car
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When we got Dolce, my fiance drove and I kept her in my lap in the backseat the whole time and she just slept the whole car ride. I was lucky that she loved car rides from the very first moment. To this day, as soon as she gets in a car she falls asleep lol! Bentley on the other hand didnt like the car so much. My fiance drove with him as well while I held him. He was very shaky and nervous, but this last time when we took him to the vet he seemed to do better. At least he didnt get sick lol. Anyhow, GOOD LUCK! Your baby is beautiful and so cute! You are going to love the world of yorkies! But be careful! It is VERY HIGHLY ADDICTIVE! hehe