Horizon Labradors

Puppy Delivery Option 1

Our rates:

up to 100 miles round trip ~ $50
up to 200 miles round trip ~ $100
up to 300 miles round trip ~ $150
up to 400 miles round trip ~ $200
ask about the rates for over 500 miles

The puppy price & delivery price must be paid in full before delivery will be scheduled.

Puppy Shipping Option 2

Prices

Our Rates:

One puppy ~ $80 & you pay for the shipping COD at the airport.

We deliver to the Greenville/Spartanburg airport free of charge. There will be an additional delivery charge of $100 if your puppy needs to be taken to the Atlanta airport.

What is included:

Health Certificate.
Vet Check
Airline transport crate. This can be used as a house breaking crate for the first couple of months.
Water & food dish attached to the crate.

Puppies are shipped at 8 weeks old.

Puppy price must be paid in full before the puppy can be considered for shipping.

Shipping price must be paid in full before airline tickets will be purchased.

Steps we take to ensure your puppy is comfortable while flying

Pups are introduced to their crates to make them comfortable in their traveling environment prior to being flown.
A towel is placed in the bottom of the crate. This adds comfort, absorbency, and keeps the pup dryer and more comfortable.
Crates are clearly marked with both of our phone numbers.
The water tray is filled with water and then frozen. The pup can then lick at the ice while it slowly melts. This prevents the water from spilling and the pup having nothing to drink along the way.
Your new puppy's food is packaged and taped to the crate. Airlines are given instructions to feed the pup on long layovers.
All crates are airline approved. There must be adequate room for the pup to stand and turn around without space constraints.

Airlines

We can use several major airlines for shipping, but usually Delta's Pet First Program. The process is safe, simple, and cost effective. The pup first obtains a health certificate from a vet. On the day of travel, he/she is placed in a well-ventilated airline transport crate, and received by a special division of the airlines. He/she is placed on board just minutes prior to departure, and will travel in a temperature controlled, pressurized area of the aircraft. (If the pup loses pressure, so do the passengers.) The pup usually sleeps for most of the flight.
(We do not use sedatives. They are unnecessary and can be very dangerous!!)

Remember – your pup never really knows that he/she is on an airplane, and he/she does not have a fear of flying. The best part is that he/she can be in your arms in just a few short hours.

Picking up your puppy at the airport

This part is the most fun! Just simply show up at the cargo or baggage claim area, I will let you know in advance which for your particular airport. (Don’t worry - your pup won’t come flying down the belt with all the suitcases.) Show them your photo I.D. and they will give your pup to you. Many families use this as the surprise introduction to their children or spouses. Have a camera ready! It's a good idea to bring some bottled water with you. When you get to a grassy area, let him/her out for a bathroom break. Don't forget a collar & leash.
Once the bathroom break is over, you will find it more comfortable to travel with your new pup beside you on the seat. He will most likely go back to sleep by the warmth of your leg, this is a great first bonding experience. It's also not a bad idea to bring some wet wipes and paper towels along, just in case......

Picking up Malibu & Caliber at the Airport

Home with my 2 sweet girls!

Testimonials:

Tammy,
Things went perfect. I was there for maybe 5min. when they brought her out. I couldn't asked for it to be any easier. She is beautiful and very energetic lol. That kennel was her shell, she popped right out. You could tell she was sooooo happy to get out. She suprisingly did not poop in the kennel. Her and Buddy have spent the past hour or so chasing each other around the house. He's was jealous at first but then he realized how much fun she was. They are having so much fun. I will send you pictures in the morning. THANK YOU SO MUCH for the awesome puppy and the great experience. I look forward to staying in contact.
Rebecca

(Koleka after a 19 hour flight to Alaska)

We have found a Transport Service that will transport pups along the way from Georgia to Rhode Island for a very small fee. We haven't used this service yet & when we do we will post it here, but I met her at our Vet's office and she is a very nice lady who picks up Rescues and takes them back north with her to Rhode Island, she stops all along the way delivering pups to loving families. She drives a 15 passenger van with rear ac so the animals are comfortable. Brandy is very knowledgeable and has a wonderful love of animals. They drive down to our area every Friday. When I asked her how much it would be for her to p/u 2 pups for me in Pennsylvania she said $100 if they are in the crate together. I paid $550 for this service earlier this year, I wished I had known about this transport service then.

Please call or text Tammy for more information at 706-436-1192
or email horizonlabradors@yahoo.com

Note: Pups will have to have a health certificate & a crate.

Protect your puppy by having him/her micro-chipped!

You may also have your new puppy micro-chipped for an additional $40 per puppy. Should your puppy ever become lost or stolen, the chance of him/her being returned safely home to you are greatly increased! Many lost dogs end up in shelters, and if unclaimed, may be adopted out to someone else, or put to sleep.

Click here to read information about the advantages of microchipping your pet.

Contact Tammy for more information....

By phone at 706-436-1192

By email at horizonlabradors@yahoo.com