Shipping Policy

Shipping - by air cargo, non-stop flight if  possible, from MSP; or by pet transporter using

                  vehicular delivery

Shipping charges, all fees, surcharges, crate costs, etc are to be paid by the new owner

No shipping before the puppy is 10-12 weeks old,  preferably 14 weeks

No international shipping before the puppy is 4 months old

No shipping involving third parties, agents, partners, or "friends"

No shipping involving stays in multiple countries

International shipping: new owner must pay for all charges involved in currency exchanges,                     money transfers, fees, etc.

Health certificates: one health certificate (includes rabies vaccination certificate, neutering                         certificate if applicable) is supplied for shipping. Any additional health certificates,

                 pet passports, or individual/multiple foreign country health certificates desired or

                 required incurs additional charges. (Does not apply to CHIC type certifications)

Health certificates shall conform to:

Natural ears, retained dew claws may require a larger, non-refundable deposit

Absolutely NO "doctoring" or fabricating of any information/data/endorsements that are       

                needed or required for health certificate or shipping

No Paypal, money wires, money grams. Payment must be cash or check/cheque; it must

                  clear before shipment

International health certificates for the export of animals from the United States are completed by the APHIS accredited veterinarian who certifies animal health status, conducts tests, and records test results for the individual animals being exported. Completed and signed international health certificates for the export of animals from the United States must be endorsed by a Veterinary Services area office in order to be valid. To obtain the USDA endorsement of an international health certificate or any other documents relating to traveling with your pet, the documents must be completed by an APHIS Accredited Veterinarian.

The APHIS Area Office for your state can assist you with your questions relating to traveling with your pet, help you locate an Accredited Veterinarian, and inform you of the fee(s) for the USDA endorsement(s). You should check with your current Veterinarian to determine if he/she is an APHIS Accredited Veterinarian. You can locate the VS Area Office for your State at: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/area_offices/

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