I'll be getting a puppy in July. The breeder is near Atlanta and I am about a 10 hour drive away. It's less than a 2 hour flight.
My wife and I are torn on whether we should fly or drive. Neither of us are seasoned flyers. I've driven to Atlanta twice before, so I know I can do it. I don't like doing it though.___LINEBR... See more
reddit.com[Help] Flying to pick up puppy from breeder--opinions, advice?
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Flying Home With Your Puppy
Guidelines for preparing and traveling with a new puppy, focusing on methods to ensure a smooth experience during the trip home, whether driving or flying.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS Keeping an eye on nearby airports—including ones within driving distance and even a short-hop flight—can vastly increase your odds of getting a cheap flight. In many instances, using a nearby airport can also mean less overall travel time. Though there’s no specific cheapest time to book flights, fares are most likely to become cheap
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