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Car or Kennel for our Dog?

lfcman42 · 2014-06-03 11:08:14

Hi has anyone taken their dog to England with Irish Ferries / Stena Line? If so which is better for the dog, the ships onboard kennels or keep the dog in the car? First time we will be taking the dog, not sure how she will react!

03-06-2014 11:08AM

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lfcman42

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Hi has anyone taken their dog to England with Irish Ferries / Stena Line?
If so which is better for the dog, the ships onboard kennels or keep the dog in the car?
First time we will be taking the dog, not sure how she will react!

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#2 04-06-2014 02:22PM

orchidsrpretty

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Have used stena line but not Irish ferries. On the boat we were on the kennels were beside an engine or something. It was very noisy and my dog was petrified so left her in the car.
The kernels seemed to be a good enough size though. On one of the decks they also have a "kennel cam" so if you do put the dog in the kennel you can look at them when sailing.

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#3 04-06-2014 02:23PM

lfcman42

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Thanks for that. Which ship were you on?

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