SHIPPING WILL BE WITH PET FRIENDLY AIRLINE NANNY AND SCHEDULED PENDING WEATHER & SCHEDULES.

 I have nanny’s who will fly with puppy in cabin. That is usually around $650. I do have to get a quote for each trip to give an accurate estimate. Pricing depends on Destination, time of year ect… Departure is DFW Airport unless otherwise stated.

• Lap Nanny Shipping fee: $650 (Average)
• Delivery: Available upon request; please contact us for a quote.

We only ship when we are confident it is 100% safe for the puppy. Flight details will be shared once confirmed. Nanny will have your information and will be able to stay in touch with you and I during transport.

Shipping is an additional fee unless I specify otherwise.
Shipping includes everything your puppy will need for a safe and comfortable trip. The puppy will be placed in an airline approved crate to keep them secure during flight. I will send a goodie bag that includes blanket, toy, healthy chew, any paperwork, Health records ect..

I will only ship when I feel it is completely safe for puppy and will work with Flight Nanny to find the best possible flight available.

Once you decide on puppy and payment has been secured I will schedule the flight. As soon as I have flight confirmation I will forward it to you with detailed information. Please be flexable with your schedule as we want the fastest and best flight. I also recommend to have a first and second choice Airport for pick up.

When its time to meet up with Nanny, I suggest you arrive a little early. I recommend to bring a towel or wee pad and depending on the puppy’s size a harness and leash.

I will give you exact instructions since they are all different, some I may say to give the Nutritional supplement and some are better to just offer food and water once you get back home.

Please call me and let me know that Puppy has arrived safely and is in your care.
Phone number cell 903-249-9360. Leave a message if I don’t answer.

It is very important to gently introduce your baby to family members and her/his new environment.
Provide some down time and allow your puppy to get acquainted with new faces and new places at his/her own speed.

Limiting over handling, visitors, and outings the first few weeks after arrival is very important. Although your puppy has had his first shots, he is not fully protected from Parvo, Distemper, ect until he has had
his 16 week shot. Especially if there are children in the family, limit playtime so that puppy is resting or has quiet time at least half of the time. Puppies are like babies—they need time to rest and
recharge and a lot of TLC.

Providing access to food and water as instructed is a must for your new puppy.

Energy is stored in the liver and tiny puppies have super tiny livers! Therefore, they need the opportunity to eat frequently in order to restore their energy and to prevent low blood sugar, (hypoglycemia).
IF YOUR PUPPY DOES NOT EAT –CALL ME, CALL YOUR VET- PUPPY MUST EAT OR HYPOGLYCEMIA WILL OCCUR AND CAN RESULT IN DEATH.

Consider arranging your schedule to allow for some extra free time for the first few days after the
puppy arrives. This is a period of adjustment for the puppy and you will want to be with him to be sure he eats and to get a good start on house training.

Remember, you can call me if you have any questions about your new puppy’s care.

Please send pictures and updates on how your puppy is doing . I love to keep in touch.