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Michael Romanos · 03-13-2006, 04:43 PM

Gee whiz, I thought Puppies flying to a destination is not the world's worse experience for them. If I had a huge faith in a breeder, "shipping" the pup from a few hours to several hours away wouldn't be seen as a hurdle. My Taylor flew in from an hour's flight. And his recovery time was instant. Granted he was 13 weeks old, but the only reason for that was the breeder kept him on longer(which I believe is a very good thing under any circumstance) so she could make sure the pup was right for me.

Pups flying from NZ to Australia or the Southern Pacific Islands can be as young as two or three months but those going further afield, must be six months old.

What's the problem getting a Corgi puppy from another State?

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,700 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	03-13-2006, 04:43 PM Gee whiz, I thought Puppies flying to a destination is not the world's worse experience for them. If I had a huge faith in a breeder, "shipping" the pup from a few hours to several hours away wouldn't be seen as a hurdle. My Taylor flew in from an hour's flight. And his recovery time was instant. Granted he was 13 weeks old, but the only reason for that was the breeder kept him on longer(which I believe is a very good thing under any circumstance) so she could make sure the pup was right for me. Pups flying from NZ to Australia or the Southern Pacific Islands can be as young as two or three months but those going further afield, must be six months old. What's the problem getting a Corgi puppy from another State?