08-02-2008, 06:51 AM
My solution would be to find a caring foster home on the mainland for your dog, one with a big fenced yard. Then help your dog get settled in and acclimated to it's new extended family by visiting it regularly for a while before you move. Do this with a goal of helping your dog to be happy with its new family.
I know the concept of "giving your dog away" is a tough one to grasp, butindsight being 20/20, I would have never flown my cat here. I feel strongly that putting her in the travel carrier and sending her on a long, stressful flight was a big part of the reason that she's not with us anymore.
Just my opinionated "pet travel practical advice".
I know the concept of "giving your dog away" is a tough one to grasp, butindsight being 20/20, I would have never flown my cat here. I feel strongly that putting her in the travel carrier and sending her on a long, stressful flight was a big part of the reason that she's not with us anymore.
Just my opinionated "pet travel practical advice".