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Wanted Large Kennel for Air Travel (Galway)

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  • 26-11-2011 7:57pm
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    ZKB
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    Wanted second hand large dog kennel for air travel, airline approved standard for lab sized dog. Condition must be suitable for air travel. Galway area. Please PM me. Thanks.


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    JustAThought
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    Hi! I see you're trying to escape the country with your pet!!!
    I can't help wih the crate or a lift to france, but you might try te following!!

    On Tuesday nights from 7pm the kennel club in Cloghran ( the national exhibition centre) near the Airport in Dublin is open for ring training & obedience classes; lodes of people there travel a lot to dog competitions and overseas shows and events with their dogs. The website isn't great as there are huge delays in getting things done ( voluntary) and a lot of stuff is not updated on it, but if you turned up and asked for BILLY he's usually on the door or can be found chatting & handing out tea & biscuits and chatting to everyone. He is Mr Kennel Club & v nice & he will no doubt know someone who can help you.
    Or go early at the start of the night and ask if you put a sign on the entrance; EVERyONE there travels wih their dogs in the show classes.

    I've never used ten, and ive no idea if they're good or bad, but I hear that there's a company called Air & Freight that will arrange transport for your pet; try googling Tyne it maybe call & ask. They might be able to advise, quite or maybe hire a crate!?
    best of luck!!!!
    Are you and the dig coming back or is it a one way trip!!?


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    ZKB
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭ZKB


    Thanks for your suggestion, I like your username too! Its a one way trip, but I will be passing through Dublin airport alright when coming back to collect him. Never thought of contacting a canine club or society, sounds like a good idea, I wander if there is a local one in Galway. I shall look into it. Thanks for your help. :)


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