Shipping Puppies

At Rare Bulldogs we provide the VERY BEST in delivering your new baby DIRECTLY into your arms!! We have a reliable Airline Nanny that will fly with your baby right to you. Most major airports in the US are available. This is the safest, most reliable, and the least stressful way for your new baby to be delivered to you. We offer this service for $375. This includes everything...no hidden or extra charges!
***There is a $150 minimum LATE FEE if our Flight Nanny misses the return flight because you are late getting to the Airport. This is VERY IMPORTANT, these Nanny's have regular jobs, children, families, & commitments that they have to get back to. Missing their return flight could cause serious problems for them.

Note: if you hire your own Shipper, we reserve the right to refuse pickup if the legal paperwork is not in place & most importantly if there are unsanitary conditions or sick animals on the transport vehicle.

As a backup, we have a very reliable, clean, caring Ground Shipper that we trust. If our Airline Nanny Service is not available, we may have to use our Ground Shipper. This takes a little longer, but is necessary at times. This is also the method we use for any puppies or dogs over 15 lbs., as that is the weight limit for the Airline Nanny. Prices range from $350 to $450. Dogs over 30 lbs. may incur an additional charge.

We can ship air cargo only if absolutely necessary...we do not prefer this method, but at times there is no other way. This can cost between $350 to $400 for all costs involved. We ship from Northwest Florida Regional Airport.
We reserve the right to REFUSE to fly any one of our babies Air Cargo for ANY reason!

PLEASE use our Flight Nanny-read the horror story below to find out why.

American Airlines Launches Investigation into Dead Puppies

American Airlines will talk to the employees that handled them.

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Death-of-Seven-Puppies-Prompts-Airline-Investigation--99941179.html#ixzz0vjgtE13i
By KATE ALLT

Seven puppies are dead after traveling aboard an American Airlines plane to O’Hare International Airport Tuesday, prompting an investigation by the carrier.

The puppies were among 14 that were traveling from Tulsa, Oklahoma to Chicago. Flight 851 left Tulsa at 7:30 a.m. and arrived at O’Hare around 9 a.m. the airline confirmed.

Five of the young pups died on board and two died later on at a veterinarian's office.

“The employees that handled the flight will be in Wednesday,” American Airlines spokeswoman Mary Frances Fagan said. "We'll be talking with them this afternoon."

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Death-of-Seven-Puppies-Prompts-Airline-Investigation--99941179.html#ixzz0vjgxvtUW

Wednesday morning, American Airlines tweeted the following:

"We are very sorry for the loss of 7 puppies in Chicago on 8/3/10. Teams are actively investigating 2 find out what happened."

Carter Dillard, director of litigation at the Animal Legal Defense Fund, said the FAA and USDA should also investigate the incident.

According to the ALDF, animal deaths by airplane are unfortunately common. Since May of 2005, there have been 142 reported deaths.

"We don't recommend pets traveling that way," Lisa Franzetta, director of communications for the ALDF, said. "The cargo areas are not temperature controlled, and especially in the winter and summer months, they can be uninhabitable."

Fagan said the dogs looked lethargic, and were scheduled to be loaded onto connecting flights for destinations outside of Chicago.

Dillard recommends owners to carry their pets with them in the cabin, or use pet-friendly airlines such as Companion Air, to save pets from neglect.

Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/Death-of-Seven-Puppies-Prompts-Airline-Investigation--99941179.html#ixzz0vjgaZQjl