SHIPPING
We have shipped pups all over the United States and as far as Pakistan with
absolutely no problems. The pups arrived safely and perfectly fine. Only
problem with the Bulldog breed is that because of the short snout airlines
are picky about shipping under certain temperatures as well as myself. I
have never had a problem shipping pups or anybody complaining about their
pup once they received it. I only ship with Delta or American unless flying
out of the country. All pups must be seen by the vet and receive a Health
Clearance prior to flying. Being in the military I receive discounts so I will
pass on the savings to you. Included in the shipping price is the crate so
don't worry about that. Shipping usually runs between $250.00 and $300.00.
I also will personally deliver the pup as long as it is within a 250 mile range
for .75 cents a mile. That also includes meeting you half way if need be. As
always we would love for you to be able to pick up your new pup in person so
that you can meet the rest of the gang! Also puppies cannot be shipped
before 8 weeks so don't bother asking and we do not let our puppies leave us
until 8 weeks of age so that they at least have 2 parvo shots in their system. If
you have anymore questions please feel free to contact us.                                 
                                  
 What should I take to the airport with me when I pick the puppy up?

Before you read this, please jot on your calendar to  call me 2 days before the
flight day to confirm that you are still planning to pick the puppy up
according to schedule. I will try to contact you, but in case I can't reach you,
it helps if you are also contacting me.

Photo ID for the person listed to receive the puppy (which is the buyer,
unless you told me otherwise).

Water to offer the puppy at the airport or at your vehicle.  There will be a
food and water dish attached to the inside of the carrier, so you don't need a
bowl.

A collar (8+" generally fits) and leash to allow the puppy to exercise a little
before the drive home, and for potty stops.

Baby wipes or a couple wet wash cloths to wipe off the puppy's feet, as they
might be soiled from the trip. Bulldogs and Pitbulls don't normally potty in
their "homes," but generally, the travel time is longer than they can hold it.

A plastic garbage bag or grocery bag to dump the soiled bedding from the
travel carrier into for disposal.

A clean towel or something soft and cuddly to put into the carrier for your
drive home from the airport.