How to consign large dogs? First of all, to obtain a vaccination certificate and health certificate, as well as to prepare the airline box; secondly, when buying a ticket to consult with the airline to book an oxygen class, and on the same day 2-3 hours in advance to check-in procedures; finally, before the dog is shipped, to leave some time to calm large dogs. First of all, at least a week in advance to the nearby veterinary station to play rabies vaccine and cat triplet, to obtain a vaccination certificate (if there is a vaccination certificate can be without this step), generally speaking, the price is also in the hundreds of dollars up and down. Of course, there may be some differences in price from place to place. Second, a day or two in advance, take your pet and the vaccination certificate to a nearby veterinary station (recognized by the railroad department) to have a medical checkup, obtain a health certificate and then exchange it for a . Third, contact the transportation department (train station or airport) one day in advance to inform the pet that it needs to be shipped and to ask other related questions. On the day 2-3 hours in advance, bring your pet and fill it with a special airline box (you can make your own iron cage, but cardboard boxes or other containers are not allowed) and go to the airport to do the consignment procedures, then you can check it in. Fourth, before putting a large dog on consignment, give the dog enough comfort. ps: strictly speaking, the cost of dog consignment is not too expensive, but the dogs are of different sizes and weights, then there will be some differences in the actual charging process. In addition, although the process is similar for train and airplane consignments, there may be some differences in price.
