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Flying my dog to Korea
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The Feliway version for dogs is DAP, or recently renamed to Adaptil. You can buy it as a diffuser, a spray or an impregnated collar - the latter might be best if it's allowed. I would test it out beforehand though, I have the spray and it actually makes my dog more anxious!
Supplement wise there is something like Zylkene, which you could start a week or two beforehand and continue for a few weeks afterwards to help with the change, or there's Calmex which is intended for a more immediate effect (given as a once-off, 30-60 minutes before needed). Rescue Remedy is safe to give to dogs too, and there's also valerian and the like that can be used.0 -
Know nothing about flying with dogs! However we have a rescue dog who sucks her blanky like yours! She walks around the house/garden with it has a sucking sessions then falls asleep!! a bit like a child though she has several blankies but has her favourite one which she has to lick and drool over if i wash it!! good luck with the move!0
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My point is that if Flopsy goes missing in the Uk - she may end up as a tasty snack for Mr and Mrs Fox and their cubs.
If Fido goes missing in Korea - He may end up as a tasty meal for Mr and Mrs Woo and their kids........"if the state cannot find within itself a place for those who peacefully refuse to worship at its temples, then it’s the state that’s become extreme".Revd Dr Giles Fraser on Radio 4 20170 -
Know nothing about flying with dogs! However we have a rescue dog who sucks her blanky like yours! She walks around the house/garden with it has a sucking sessions then falls asleep!! a bit like a child though she has several blankies but has her favourite one which she has to lick and drool over if i wash it!! good luck with the move!
Awwww, nice to know Jims isn't the only crazy blanky lover out there - his is always really soggy!
Thanks for the info Krlyr, that's really helpful.
And yes, he is chipped.0
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