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Yeah, we've traveled on planes a lot. It's no big deal. And you have plenty of time between now and then to get her used to a carrier. You can put them under the seat in front of you (and sometimes sneak them out if the flight attendant is nice). It's always cost us about $75 to $80 each direction. |
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She would have to ride in a crate....no getting around that. Some people give there dogs...sedatives to calm them down. I didn't have to do that. She would fly in the cabin with you...beneath the seat. Since you are entering another country...you will have to get the health certificate... |
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I'll definitely have to talk to my vet about this before deciding. A sedative seems a bit scary to me. Does anyone have experience with this? |
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Do most airlines allow pets? Our tickets are through US Airways. |
I highly doubt that you will be able to take her with you to Mexico. Based on what I know about the study abroad programs and the places you would likely stay, I just don't think it will be allowed. Then you have to consider, all the extra stuff you would have to either carry with you for her, or get when you get down there- food, water, etc. Plus, what if she got sick while you were in Mexico, would you be able to find a vet? I'm sure she'll adjust to your mom's house and be just fine after awhile, esp. with Marty there to help her. |
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The sedative is a pill. The airline websites will tell you crate dimenisions. You need one that is kinda collapsible on the ends...so it'll smush down on the ends. |
Okay, I just found the dimensions for carry on so never mind that question. :) |
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Okay guys, thanks for all the help so far. I have to run to class, but I'll be home around 8:30. |
Oh Angie, you don't want to pass up such an oportunity. My feeling is she would be better off staying in your apartment with someone she was familiar with. (and Marty) Taking her to Mexico would scare me because if she decided to run away...:eek: a foriegn country and all! Leaving her at someone else's house is also iffy. I'm afraid she'd try to run away and find you. I hope that you can find someone to stay there, she'd adjust to someone else taking care of her where she's used to being and having her own toys and stuff, I think, would be the least traumatic for her. We know she's high maintanence, lol, so she'll complain about whatever arrangements you make, but she'll adjust and be just fine! Mike is right, you wouldn't get her back if she came back up here! (Kenny would kidnap her from you!) I wish we lived closer to help you out. Hmmmm, I'll send Megan to live in your apartment! Do you have a High School in the neighborhood? |
I'd say leave her more often with your mom and see if that helps otherwise personally I'd opt for find someone to stay in your home if you can. |
Personally I would go & leave the dogs at home. This is a really great opportunity and you shouldn't pass it up. You will regret it later! Your dogs would be safer and well cared for at home. Leave them with your mom or have a friend stay and house sit for you. That is what we do when we go out of town. Depending on where you go in Mexico, I think they would be better off at home in familiar surroundings. My sister in law & her husband were in Mexico at Christmas and were pulled over by some renegade cops wanting money from them for being rich american tourists. They were so scared they never left the resort they stayed at for the rest of their vacation. Good Luck to you! |
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