 Buckeye Dog Hauling and Kennels |
I will haul your dog...Call or email for more information. 740/236.0578
BuckeyeDogHaul@aol.com
Check a new beagle link Big Creek Beagles.
Check out the my Photo Album. If you have a pup from us, we would love to put an updated picture on our site. Pictures can be emailed to BuckeyeDogHaul or the Webmaster.
I am now USDA Licensed, call for more information. 740/236.0578
Henry, born in '07 from my female Buckeye Outlaw Molly is now UKC Grand Champion, NKC Grand Champion and AKC Supreme Grand Champion.
Here he is with his young owner and handler Zach.
I will haul your dog within my travel range.
Thank you for visiting our website. I hope we can transport a dog or puppy for you in the future. When choosing someone to transport there are several things you should consider.
- Are they USDA licensed. The USDA has regulations as to the crate size, dogs being placed in the same crate, food, water and many other important issues for the health and safety of your pet
- Does the carrier carry insurance? I don't mean insurance on their vehicle but on the dogs they are transporting. Personal vehicle insurance does not cover the loss of a dog they are hauling.
- How often are stops made for the dog to exercise and use the bathroom?
- Food and water, what type of food is fed. Are they fed daily, do they have water available at all times?
- Are the crates cleaned before another dog is to occupy it. What are the cleaning procedures?
- Will a health certificate be with the dog/puppy? This is not only for the protection of your animal but also the others on the transport.
- Adult dogs must have proof of current rabies shot. If the carrier is stopped and the dogs are checked and they can not furnish proof all the dogs can be taken to the humane society and someone will have to pay for their Vet to vaccinate for rabies even if the dog is current. This will be costly and the transporter may not have enough cash to cover it.
I will not be the fastest
person you might hire and that is because I take the time to let the dogs out, keep their areas clean, feed and water.
Often it is difficult to locate safe areas to let the dogs out. Also there are traffic issues, weather problems and
people that are not on time when I need to meet them. I have to have maintence such as oil changes, tires, other things
as they arise done while I am traveling with the dogs. Dog food, bedding and cleaning supplies have to be purchased also.
I need to fill the water tank on the trailer and the extra water jugs daily. More than that in the summer.
Mary Ann
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