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@DeeJeeKing I have been researching the same, coming out of NJ... my pit/bulldog/pug mix pups can't fly on any commercial airlines, and I refuse to put them in cargo anyway. So I was looking into private charters too. I found this company is expensive of course, but if your dates aren't set in stone, you can try to find an open leg (someone paid to go one way, and the company is trying to fill the return flight for a cheaper rate) But you would have to hope something is open in your route. Another option, book the charter and try to sell the remaining seats to help pay for it. On these flights you can have your pups with you at all times and don't need to be caged.Another option.. I found this great guy named Codie. He owns a licensed transport business out of Canada. He will meet the dogs where they are, board a commercial flight with them and fly them to where you are. Bring that you have 2 pups, if you fly with him, it would be a little cheaper... and much cheaper than a private charter. The pups fly with you, in the cabin, but have to stay on the floor by your feet. They usually provide Jim with bulkhead seats. Check his info out at me know if you have any other questions.

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@Cmill0703

Im moving from NJ to Punta Cana in April. Though my two Yorkies fit under the seat, the charter option sounds interesting.聽 Thanks for the info.

@Cmill0703

Thank you so much. I will look into both options.

@DeeJeeKing you're welcome! Good luck with everything...聽 we are actually in the planning /getting ready stage ourselves to move to Cabarete hopefully by the fall. It is stressful, especially when you have your fur babies to worry about. Wishing you a safe, easy, fun transition to paradise!

@Williad yes, it sounds amazing... what other time would you get to ride in a private jet? Anything for the pups, lol.

@DeeJeeKing. We are planning a move to Costa Rica in about 18 months.聽 We are also looking into flights with our 2 digs and 2 cats.聽 Cats in their carriers will be fine.聽 But we have a lab and a great dane and I will not cargo hold my babies.聽 I have heard that their are private charters you can buy and sell off the remaining seats to others traveling with their pets or whom just want a private vs commercial flight headed the same way.聽 Something to think about too.

Let me first assure you that I love animals.聽 However , I feel it necessary to say something about those who refuse to consider cargoing their pets, and I know many.

There is an old truism: 鈥滻f you put your wife and your wife into the trunk of your car and return in two hours, which one will be happy to see you?鈥�.

The idea that anyone would spend thousands or tens of thousands of dollars to charter a flight so their pets won't experience the 鈥漷rauma鈥� of being caged for 6-8 hours has more money than sense.聽 Your pet will forget all about the trip after seeing you and receiving a treat.

Can we leave the judgement behind please!聽 It's not necessary.

@Tripp789 there is a long list of dog breeds that are not allowed to fly in cargo, hence some of us have to find other options.

@DeeJeeKing

Well we all have our goals and wants.聽 Obviously your babies mean alot to you.聽 Many of us dog owners or former dog owners (like me) understand but dont have the means to do as you are discussing (getting a private aircraft to transport them to destination).聽 Why dont聽 you drive down in a truck to Miami with your fur babies, and take a cruise ship.聽 If this is really your move from NC, does not matter how long it takes, does it?

@Cmill0703

Yes, very stressful. Thank you, and to you as well.

I so appreciate everyone's feedback. Please do not forget there were 2 options provided, not just the private charter. Which I thought was my only option. I reached out to both. I am sure I will be posting again for more information on other things as we continue our process. Again, thank you all for everything.

聽 聽 @DeeJeeKing I have been researching the same, coming out of NJ... my pit/bulldog/pug mix pups can't fly on any commercial airlines, and I refuse to put them in cargo anyway. So I was looking into private charters too. I found this company is expensive of course, but if your dates aren't set in stone, you can try to find an open leg (someone paid to go one way, and the company is trying to fill the return flight for a cheaper rate) But you would have to hope something is open in your route. Another option, book the charter and try to sell the remaining seats to help pay for it. On these flights you can have your pups with you at all times and don't need to be caged.Another option.. I found this great guy named Codie. He owns a licensed transport business out of Canada. He will meet the dogs where they are, board a commercial flight with them and fly them to where you are. Bring that you have 2 pups, if you fly with him, it would be a little cheaper... and much cheaper than a private charter. The pups fly with you, in the cabin, but have to stay on the floor by your feet. They usually provide Jim with bulkhead seats. Check his info out at me know if you have any other questions.
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Thank you so very much!! We are all here, in Cabarete!! Codie was amazing!! You were spot on with his process.. Simple and easy. It was a little nerve wrecking for me, lol. But my furbabies are home..

Thank you again..

@DeeJeeKing that is great! I am glad it worked out. We are still in the middle of selling the house, then sending in residency paperwork, etc... hoping us and our fur babies will be down in Cabarete by March/April. Can't wait! I hope you and ur pups enjoy it down there!