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7/26/05
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The airlines (at least Continental) won't even take them till they are 8 weeks old, but they prefer that they are 12 weeks or older...the puppy does better too if they are older than 8 weeks. You will have to have them up to date on vaccinations. They will have to have a health certificate from the vet,an airline approved crate (any crate that is not a fold down, that is durable plastic and has vent holes in it and is the appropriate size for the puppy), and a travel food/water bowl that can hook onto the crate door. You can put up to 2 puppies in the crate (as long as the crate is big enough to hold them both comfortably) for the same shipping charge (give or take a little for the extra weight.) Your best bet is to call the airline you want to use and talk to them.
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S
ChiChiBabies Chihuahuas
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8/1/05
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According to most air lines you can ship a puppy after tehy are 8 weeks old. We do not ship our chihuahuas untill they are 2 pounds. We also do not ship if the flight will be over 5 hours.
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Jamie
Elliott's Chihuahua
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10/25/05
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I ship mine if they are over two pounds at 8 weeks under I wait till they are 12 weeks.MUst be a short flight and there is a temp control also at all points.With Delta
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Robin
Robins Furry Friends
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11/5/06
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a good breeder never ships...if someone in another state really wants one of my puppies they must come to me. i want to meet everyone in person that i sell to. i can afford to keep every single pup i breed if i have to so i have no reason to ship.
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Alexis & Steve
Vian Kennels Chihuahua's
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