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Flying to jersey with your dog from uk!
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i am thinking about having a holiday on jersey! the only problem is that i would have to take my dog with me because if i put her in kennels she will die!! what is the procedure of flying with pets on domestic flights?! i wouldnt have thought that there would be a problem as jersey is part of the uk?!
can anyone solve this?
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There is no problem other than finding an airline that takes pets.
I once heard a story that someone was flying to the Channel Islands with a guide dog, and the plane was diverted to France, and they made the dog go into quarantine, but that was before the pet passport scheme, so you could make enquiries about getting a pet passport just in case. this takes a minimum of six months for a dog that is going to return to the UK after going abroad.
Just one question - why will your dog die if you put her in kennels?
I once heard a story that someone was flying to the Channel Islands with a guide dog, and the plane was diverted to France, and they made the dog go into quarantine, but that was before the pet passport scheme, so you could make enquiries about getting a pet passport just in case. this takes a minimum of six months for a dog that is going to return to the UK after going abroad.
Just one question - why will your dog die if you put her in kennels?
Got this info from a friend in Guernsey:
I think you can fly over with Blue Islands http://www.blueislands.com they
aren't very cheap though or alternatively you can catch the Fast Ferry
www.condorferries.co.uk from either Poole or Weymouth. You do not need any
innoculations/treatments to come to the Channel Islands it is the same as if
you were travelling around the UK.
If coming over on the Fast Ferry the dog would be in the car on the car
deck. Members of the cabin staff will come down and check the dog for you
though but I've found that they are very settled and go to sleep for the
whole journey. It is usually us humans the suffer on the boats with sea
sickness.
If coming over with Blue Islands on the plane the dog can usually sit next
to you but you will have to pay extra for this and they ask that you put a
muzzle on them and bring a blanket. I've done this from Guernsey to Jersey
which only takes 15 mins and have put a halti collar on the dog rather than
a muzzle.
I think you can fly over with Blue Islands http://www.blueislands.com they
aren't very cheap though or alternatively you can catch the Fast Ferry
www.condorferries.co.uk from either Poole or Weymouth. You do not need any
innoculations/treatments to come to the Channel Islands it is the same as if
you were travelling around the UK.
If coming over on the Fast Ferry the dog would be in the car on the car
deck. Members of the cabin staff will come down and check the dog for you
though but I've found that they are very settled and go to sleep for the
whole journey. It is usually us humans the suffer on the boats with sea
sickness.
If coming over with Blue Islands on the plane the dog can usually sit next
to you but you will have to pay extra for this and they ask that you put a
muzzle on them and bring a blanket. I've done this from Guernsey to Jersey
which only takes 15 mins and have put a halti collar on the dog rather than
a muzzle.
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