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Hi everybody,
I'm facing a last minute problem here in my country. I'm moving in a week and I'm still trying to find a way to bring my 1 year old Lhasa Apso with me. I've contact the airlines and some experience people and they told me that my dog can only be transported as "alive cargo" (I really don't know how to translate it). They are chaging me more or less US$ 4500 to bring the dog. Is it a reasonable amount?
Does anybody have the experience to bring a dog to Dubai?
Btw, I'm traveling from Brazil.

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Latest post on 05 July 2012 - 20:11

Hi everyone, I moved in Dubai 2 months ago from Shanghai. Unfortunately, due to a long export process, my cat is not here yet.:((((( The pet relocation has finally finish all the paper work to let her out of China and they are going to apply for the import permit on Mon. Does anyone know how long this import process will take and I'll finally have my cat here? Thanks :))))

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Hi, Thank you all for the support messages, I believe now I really have a confidence problem, I already have a dog's death to carry with me, last year I had a pug that died of a heart attack at age of three with no disease notice. My kids suffered a lot. I'm really afraid that something happens to our dog and it will hurt my kids more than not having her with us. I'll try to get more info about the airlines that fly my breed of dog, but I really don't know what it's better, leave her in here where I can assure she will be safe with someone I trust, or take the risk and something happens that I will always regret. Thanks for all the advices! Regards! Hello, I'm also from Brazil and my husband and I are coming to Dubai next month. He checked with a transporter here, and they said Lufthansa can carry Lhasas. We have a 7-month old Lhasa. By the date of this thread and the original posts, you should be in Dubai by now, right? How did it go - is everything ok with your Lhasa? Any help and tips are much appreciated! We just want to make sure our puppy Lhasa arrives safe and sound in Dubai. Thanks and regards,

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Latest post on 10 February 2011 - 10:51

great thanks, will let you now how I get on. Many thanks natasha

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Latest post on 09 February 2011 - 13:13

If the dog is in another country, you will have to make arrangements for them to be delivered to the airline as live cargo - KLM is very good about assisting you and whoever the transporter is in getting the arrangements done. It is not necessarily cheaper if you are on the same flight - check with the airline. If you did fly KLM it would most likely be via Amsterdam to Dubai - so 2 flights. A direct flight would probably have to be on either one of the UAE airlines or with a Spanish carrier that flies to Dubai - you'll have to do some research. As I mentioned - my prices are from nearly 4 years ago and regulations and pricing changes. However, KLM would be my first pick if I were going home tomorrow. KLM is very good about telling you what paperwork you need in order to import the dog into a given country and what documents they require to carry the dog at all.

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Latest post on 09 February 2011 - 09:36

Hi there I am having the same problem with my shitzu dogs, they are coming from Spain, have you found out anymore information. Please let me know. Many thanks\ Natasha Hi Natasha what part fo Spain you bringing your dogs from ?

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Latest post on 09 February 2011 - 09:32

is it a lot cheaper for them to fly with me as I am returning to Spain in April and could bring them back with me then if a lot cheaper or fly them now on their own. Many thanks Natasha

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Latest post on 09 February 2011 - 09:30

I am trying to get in touch with KLM in spain for them to fly that way. I am in Dubai though so how would they fly on their own? many thanks Natasha

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Latest post on 08 February 2011 - 22:08

Can you possibly fly with KLM? They are EXCELLENT and very pet and pet owner friendly. I've transported my pets with them twice (actually 4x if you count each return trip) - nearly all animals fly as live cargo, that's the classification, they are still on the same flight as you are (if that's what you book). The last time I moved the animals was 3.5 years ago so pricing will have changed but from North America to Dubai cost me USD500 per animal as "excess baggage" they still are live cargo. Lufthansa also has a good rep. but I don't know about the prices

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Latest post on 08 February 2011 - 21:55

I used Dubai Dog House and will use them again in the summer when we move again - they were great. As for price, we flew from Istanbul and the dog was way more expensive than the business class fares so they are probably quoting the right price - it is not cheap

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Latest post on 08 February 2011 - 21:22

Hi there I am having the same problem with my shitzu dogs, they are coming from Spain, have you found out anymore information. Please let me know. Many thanks\ Natasha

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 14:27

Hi, Thank you all for the support messages, I believe now I really have a confidence problem, I already have a dog's death to carry with me, last year I had a pug that died of a heart attack at age of three with no disease notice. My kids suffered a lot. I'm really afraid that something happens to our dog and it will hurt my kids more than not having her with us. I'll try to get more info about the airlines that fly my breed of dog, but I really don't know what it's better, leave her in here where I can assure she will be safe with someone I trust, or take the risk and something happens that I will always regret. Thanks for all the advices! Regards!

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 12:37

You no doubt will find somebody that will transport but bottom line comes down to how confident you feel that it will arrive alive. With any pet there are risks with flying, but as already stated some breeds are at a greater risk. If you have already spoken to your own vet and they have given you the information regarding the risks involved then ultimately it is a decision only you can make. Hope you find a way to get the little pooch here safely...

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:32

I don't visit often these days, Claire, but we still 'snap'! :D

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:31

One other thing: while I used Airpets for the UK end of the journey, like Claire, I also used Dubai Doghouse for the official bits on the Dubai end. My dogs were delivered tired but happy right to my door within two hours of landing. :)

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To the OP: You WILL find an airline that will transport your Llasa, I promise you. I used Airpets [from the UK but they are an international company'> to transport my two shih tzu [v.similar to llasas'> and I was pretty much given the pick of airlines from which to choose. We ended up choosing BA because the timing was right. What the airlines [i'>will [/i'>do is put your pet into a larger pet transporter/container so that more air circulates within the space, but apart from that, you should have no worries. Seriously, I would contact a reliable pet cartage company to get better advice than you've received so far. Good luck. :) ETA: I also consulted with my vet who assured me that it's been a long time since dogs with snub noses [like shih tzus'> have been 'at risk' from flying, well, apart from the usual risk that we all take when putting our animals in cargo on a plane. ;) edited by WaxMuch on 04/01/2011 I agree - I too used Airpets - they were superb and really knew what they were doing. Everything was like clockwork. They recommended the Dubai Doghouse too and they were superb - delivered our adorable cat right to our door for us after doing the clearance at the airport!

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:27

To the OP: You WILL find an airline that will transport your Llasa, I promise you. I used Airpets [from the UK but they are an international company'> to transport my two shih tzu [v.similar to llasas'> and I was pretty much given the pick of airlines from which to choose. We ended up choosing BA because the timing was right. What the airlines [i'>will [/i'>do is put your pet into a larger pet transporter/container so that more air circulates within the space, but apart from that, you should have no worries. Seriously, I would contact a reliable pet cartage company to get better advice than you've received so far. Good luck. :) ETA: I also consulted with my vet who assured me that it's been a long time since dogs with snub noses [like shih tzus'> have been 'at risk' from flying, well, apart from the usual risk that we all take when putting our animals in cargo on a plane. ;) <em>edited by WaxMuch on 04/01/2011</em>

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Assess your pet's readiness for air travel. The United States Department of Agriculture ("USDA") regulates air transportation of pets and requires that all pets be at least 8 weeks old and weaned at least five days prior to flying in order to be transported by air. We strongly recommend that you err on the side of safety and not transport any pet under 12 weeks of age. Additionally, ill, very nervous, pregnant, or older pets should not be transported by air. Certain breeds including Boston Terrier, Bulldog, Boxer, Chow Chow, Lhasa Apso, Pekinese, Pug, and ShihTzu dogs, as well as Himalayan and Persian cats should not be transported by air as these breeds are more susceptible to breathing difficulties caused by the thin air at altitude. http://www.takeyourpet.com/pages/air.htm I have friends who have pets here and many of them are the breeds listed - pugs, pekinese, lhasa Apso, shihtzu, boxer and persian cats and all have flown over - does sound a bit extreme to me (and I'm a pet lover and one who flew her cat over here). some have also left and flown back from Dubai and all have been fine.

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:19

@AdviceSeeker Re: your comment about the banned dogs being here. From what I understand, you can't import them, but they aren't banned from being here (ie you don't have to euthanize the ones already here or won't be fined for having one). Additionally, they are supposed to be on a tighter regulation than other dogs (ie must wear a muzzle in public). (sorry to hijack OP)

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:18

Emirates only fly animals as cargo, you can check them as excess baggage, but they still have to go in the hold. They don't fly certain breeds or will not allow animals to be sedated, because if there is a problem no one can get into the hold to help the animal, so really it's in the animals interest, not because they're being awkward.

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Latest post on 04 January 2011 - 10:12

I think alot of the airlines will say the same thing unfortunately, looking at the lists most US carriers won't take them, nor will Singapore Airlines. So assume that the majority of reputable ones won't take the risk. I really feel for you especially your daughter, very tough. :(

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 22:47

Thanks adviceseeker... I believe it means that I will not be able to bring my dog along... :-((( it will break my daugthers hearts in so many ways that I cannot imagine... I'll keep trying but I'm almost conviced that maybe trying would put her well being in risk. I've talked to her vet and she said there is a risk... don't know what to do. Never thought this breed was so fragil! <em>edited by brazilianindubai on 03/01/2011</em>

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 22:39

Assess your pet's readiness for air travel. The United States Department of Agriculture ("USDA") regulates air transportation of pets and requires that all pets be at least 8 weeks old and weaned at least five days prior to flying in order to be transported by air. We strongly recommend that you err on the side of safety and not transport any pet under 12 weeks of age. Additionally, ill, very nervous, pregnant, or older pets should not be transported by air. Certain breeds including Boston Terrier, Bulldog, Boxer, Chow Chow, Lhasa Apso, Pekinese, Pug, and ShihTzu dogs, as well as Himalayan and Persian cats should not be transported by air as these breeds are more susceptible to breathing difficulties caused by the thin air at altitude. http://www.takeyourpet.com/pages/air.htm

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 22:28

Yes, the problem is with Emirates, the breed is not in the list of the forbideen ones. It's a comapanion dog, not dangerous at all. I believe it's for the dog's sake. I don't know maybe is dangerous. I've contacted some companies that provide the service in Brazil, and only one said that wouldn't do because Emirates doesn't transport lhasas, I thought the guy was mistaken, but it seems that the other companies haven't checked the breed issue. I've contacted Emirates, the answer was that they won't talk to me because I don't have a "company", to transport something via cargo I have to find a cargo company. I've tried 5 agents, two gave me a package price, one said he wouldn't do because of the breed and no answer so far from the other two. But the two who replied said they would transport by Emirates. I really don't know what to do anymore, because I've found them in the IPATA list, so they should know what they are talking about. Still looking for a solution! Regards

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 21:55

Oh sorry, just read you meant Emirates won't transport.... Have you tried an agent rather than contacting the airline directly?? I just googled Pet Relocation Agents and got this website http://www.petaircarrier.com/ Also try contacting DKC as they may be able to recommend someone on the other end in your location.

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Municipality prohibited list of dogs include American Staffordshire Terrier American Pit Bull Terrier American Bull Dog Bull Terrier Old English Bull Dog Staffordshire Bull Terrier Tosa Husky Rottweiler Doberman Shar Pei Perro de presa mallorquin/Bull Dog Neapolitan Argentinean Mastiff Miniature Bull Terrier Canary dog fila brasilerio/ Brazilian Mastiff as seen in: http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/government/banned-dogs-list-to-come-into-effect-1.220005 Or Banned Dogs American Staffordshire Terrier American Pit Bull Terrier American Bull Dog Bull Terrier Old English Bull Dog Staffordshire Bull Terrier Tosa Husky Rottweiler Doberman Shar Pei Perro de presa mallorquin/Bull Dog Neapolitan Argentinean Mastiff Miniature Bull Terrier Canary dog fila brasilerio/ Brazilian Mastiff As seen on : http://www.zu.ac.ae/employment/html/pets.htm I have seen quite a few of the "banned" dogs here, but not sure how they got them in...

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 21:48

Yes, I believe that the problem is something like that, pugs are also not allowed. I'm concerned that other airlines will have the same issue!

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 21:43

Nott 100% sure but am guessing it will be to do with it's snout and breathing, I think PUG's are in the same category as prone to difficulty breathing. But ask about I am not very familiar with the breed. Good Luck..

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 21:36

I've contacted them and I have some news that were unexpected, my dog is a Lhasa Apso, and it's in the list of breeds that Emirates does not transport. I'm a little bit concerned now, what should be the reason for that, as it's a small company dog, so it's not because it's big or dangerous, maybe it's something related to the health of the dog. I don't know, it was good to know because 2 companies in here tried to sell me the package flying Emirates, and both knew that it was a Lhasa apso, and they tried to sell me anyway. I'm trying to contact KLM and Lufthansa to be sure that at least one of them transport this breed. Has anybody tried to transport this kind of dog? Regards,

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I used DKC and they were great. My understanding is that any livestock entering the UAE has to arrive as Cargo (so travelling in the hold) and cannot be onboard as with passengers.

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Latest post on 03 January 2011 - 18:03

Hi everybody, Thanks for the advices, I've already contacted DKC. I only want to understand if what they are saying here is true or not. It seems that almost all the info is right. I will be flying Emirates, but as she will not allowed to fly with me she can go by another airline. A company here suggested Luftansa, but I'll try KLM also. And it's not only the price, I only want to have a reference in order not to waste money in things that are not necessary or people who will not treat her right. And she will go after me with my family, so we still have some time, I only wanted to have everything set before I leave. Regards Emirates do live cargo as well. But look around other airlines for the best price. Good luck, hope you get it all sorted.

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