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Rutland Manor
ASD
Australian Labradoodles
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CONCERNED ABOUT
LONG DISTANCE TRAVEL?
Please Don't Be! Read On !
Rutland Manor ASD Labradoodles
Travel to 18 Countries Across the World
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 Rutland Manor
Puppies have been travelling across the globe since 1998. I
was as
nervous
as a
kitten
when I
first
agreed
to send
a puppy
overseas.
But
based on
my
experience
and
studies
in
canine
behavior
I
developed
a method
of
preparation
and
pre-conditioning
that has
been so
successful
over the
years,
that the most
frequent comment when the puppies step out of their travel crate on the other
side of the world, is one of astonishment and goes something like this...."This
is
amazing.... It is as if he
/ she has only
come from around the block" !
Obviously,
no
amount
of
preparation
at
Rutland
Manor
would
help if
the
puppies
did not
receive
the best
of care
along
the way.
Rutland
Manor
works
within a
teamship
spirit
with
the
shipping
company
DOGPORTERS
INTERNATIONAL
and
comfort
stop.
As
further
back up, IATA,
(worldwide regulatory
body
over
international
travel
of live
creatures)
enforces
strict
regulations
which
govern
the
comfort
safety
and
health
of live
creatures
of all
species
as they
traverse
the
globe. |
Rutland
Manor
puppies
and dogs
do NOT fly
in the
cargo
hold but
enjoy
the same
air
conditioned
comfort
in the
livestock
area as
do the
human
passengers.
Water
and food
containers
are
attached
to their
travel
crate
doors
and they
have
soft
absorbent
bedding
to sleep
on.
Most
human
passengers
fly
sitting
up in
small
cramped
seats.
Rutland
Manor
puppies
fly
in air
conditioned
comfort in
the
strict IATA
regulated
equivalent
of FIRST
CLASS in
travel
crates
large
enough
for them
to stand
up,
stretch,
lie
down
full
length
and have
a
relaxing
sleep
during
their
journey
which is
just one
of the
many
reasons
Rutland
Manor
puppies
arrive
fresh,
confident
and
playful.
Puppies
travelling
to all
parts of
North
America
are
passed
through
Customs
by the
Comfort
Stop
which
cleans
them and
their
travel
crates
up if
necessary,
rests
and
refreshes
the
puppies,
feeds
and
plays
with
them and
puts
them on
the
flight
to their
new
family's
nearest
airport
if
beyond
LAX
or hands
them
over at
LAX
whichever
is
appropriate.
But
don't just take our word for it.
Let's share some stories
from those
who have gone before.
When new puppies arrive across the
world the Chit Chat Page is
a'flood with
families sharing their experiences.
So for unbiased feedback
Visit
the Chit Chat Page!
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Talulah Rose
(Tula) Arrives Ohio 19th April 2007
Our
Wanda/Baron puppy arrived this morning!!!!
 I can not tell you how beautiful our Tula is!
She traveled half-way around the world and
arrived in Columbus, Ohio at 6:15 this
morning.
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came out of her crate immediately,
wagging her tail, alert and
happy...giving licks and wiggles and
waving her paw. I must say, she looked
much better and was much more active
than I was that early in the morning!
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Donna and
Roy C...and Talulah Rose (Tula)! =:-) |
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"Casey"
Arrives in New
York 19th April 2007
1:00 A.M. and
my wife and I just got home from JFK airport
- 2 hours away.The airport was a bit of an
ordeal, but our little guy appeared and he
was fine.
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amazing that this 10 week old pup goes
half way around the world and he was in
better shape than I. He's absolutely
wonderful. I'll write you tomorrow with
some details." |
We're
getting to know and explore everything.
The airport was not easy. A terminal was under
construction and no one knew the routines.
After an hour from when the plane ( already
1/2 hour late ) came in, I found someone who
went back and retrieved a crate with an
adorable set of eyes peering out.
Your suggestion
to bring a scissors was most valuable. Upon
opening the door, there was a moment of
careful reluctance and then he ventured out
and I was so pleased at how comfortable and
together he was. We took over a little corner
of the airport and gave him a bit of water and
a cube of cheese and off we went. The 2 hour
ride was wonderfully relaxed for us all. Casey
just lay on my wife's lap chewing a wriglet of
rawhide.
He was amazing.
When we got home, we let him roam around our
front lawns and fed him the chicken,rice,
carrot mix. He ate, but only a little. He also
had a bit of yogurt.
We then all
went to bed with him in an open crate next to
the bed. We had one 5 minute episode of
yelping, and that was it. This morning there's
been a lot of play and adjusting, but we're so
pleased. Casey
is very playful, still getting to know his new
home, but he seems very happy. Well I
won't go on, but thanks for your part in this
great spiritual experience.
Of course you
can quote me or whatever. It's so sincere that
I'll be doing people a favor if they are at
all reassured by my experience,
Jeff Weisberg Connecticut |
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"Lily"
Arrives in Good Health and Spirits to Maureen and Richard B in W1 November 2004
Dear Beverley and Everyone at Rutland Manor, I have been waiting to write until I could find the right words.
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"She has been so well prepared and cared
for. The very long flight from
Australia and the flight to us did not
seem to faze her in the least - you
can't know how I worried about this. "
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Lily is absolutely perfect (this is where words fail me).
There are so many small things that we marvel at every day - she is friendly to strangers with out being hyper, she allows herself to be handled easily - paws, a bit of grooming, face washing, etc. , she learned to come and sit in one trial (we still practice a lot), she has not had a single potty accident in the house, she eats very well, she responds extremely well to redirection and praise and knows "good girl", she is playful and enjoys her toys, she is willing to go into her crate - at times on her own (but, she would much rather sleep on the kitchen rug) and only protests her crate when she has to go potty, I could go on and on.
Now for the surprises - Lily is far cuter than I had imagined in my wildest dreams. I was in a bit of shock when I saw her for the first time at the airport. Your pictures were wonderful, but still do not begin to do justice to how beautiful she is. I think it has to do with her expression, also.
Thank you, from my family, for this beautiful, beautiful dog!
Maureen B. W1
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"Keiko"JJune 2004
"What a puppy you've sent us! Keiko (formerly Jengo) is a living doll. It's hard to believe she has just traveled around the world.
"We picked her up at 8:00 this morning and she was waiting for us to get her! Very happy to see us. Not scared at all....not jumpy with all the noise. I don't know how you did it, but she seems not phased by the whole ordeal. "
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Hello all,
She is loving and accepts loves like crazy. She is great with the kids. She is finally resting after a morning of playing (one bathroom outside, one unfortunately inside)Like a baby, she likes her mommy next to her when she sleeps. As soon as mommy moves, she's up. I think we might actually get her to nap now!
So, thanks again. We will send pictures soon so you will see what a loving home you have given her. Thanks for everything!
Best Regards,
Tricia Sch
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Sandy & family were so happy with their
experience that they have brought THREE
puppies from Australia to Ohio on three
separate occasions. Read
their story....
Three puppies
travelled from Australia to the United States to this family....at different times over a year and a half.
The third was a Golden Cream male puppy from Brandy and Rufus, who arrived November 2004. to join his two Australian bred Doodle pals. Read what Sandy has to say about puppy travel from Australia to the United States of America.
November 7, 2004
To my Dear Friends at Rutland Manor,
By know I feel like we are all old friends, as today I picked up our family's third
Australian Labradoodle from Rutland Manor, Milo . You might think I am a seasoned pro by now, but I was a nervous mother once again. Having nearly memorized each leg of the journey, I knew what to expect and when.
When you love your pets like a true member of your family, letting one fly across the globe to join you is a scary proposition. But those worries are relieved by the time and care I well know you put into these babies to get them ready to fly.
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"My family greeted him promptly
at 6:30 am this morning. Milo
bounded out of the crate, tail
wagging, clean as a whistle,
except for the newsprint on his
feet. He was a sight for all the
cargo terminal, as people
gathered around to see him and
pet him." |
He is just gorgeous, in
true Rutland Manor fashion. He slept the whole way home
in the car next to my 5 year old and was greeted by his
new doodle family, Ozwald and Matilda.
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Matilda Ozwald
& Milo relax in true Doodle style shortly after Milo's arrival.
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Matilda
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MILO at Nine
Months Old |
Ozwald
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Ozwald is a consummate gentleman, and has been very sweet to little Milo (little, hee hee). Matilda has been very funny with her many verbal comments. She has definitely asserted her place as the Vice President of our Pack. Milo has taken it all as if he were here all along and the whole thing was no big deal.
He is happy and healthy and one of our family already. Thanks so very much to Beverley, and the rest of the RM team for another amazing addition to our family. We couldn't have asked for a better pup, but I say that every time. Your friends across the pond,
The
comfort stop fed Milo, they played with him, made sure he relieved
himself, cleaned him up, made sure he rested and was
sure to report all of this as well as just how gorgeous
he is to me via phone. After a 14 hour flight to LAX on
Qantas, and a nice break at the comfort stop in Los
Angeles, Milo was ready to
journey on to us. He hopped the red eye to Cleveland ,
Ohio .
Sandy , Dan, Julia,
Matilda, Ozwald and Milo
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"TEDDY"
to Vicki, Michael and Valicia in New Jersey May 2003
Teddy and Valicia ( my very gentle 4 year old) are already shadows. If she leaves the room he is right with her. He seems to already own us, if any of us go to another part of the house he seems to be wondering where we went. What a gentle puppy, so peaceful and loving we are just completely in awe of our Teddy.
"Oh My... we were greeted by the most amazing, gentle beautiful boy "our chocolate Teddy" this evening in Newark, New Jersey.
He was SO excited to see us and timid for about a second. We were delighted to meet two other proud families there to receive their bundles of joy. The puppies are all so beautiful and doing great for such a long trip. You can tell they were (and are) very loved. "
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His eyes are just gorgeous, they say it all, we have been blessed with a beautiful soul. We can already see that we have been given the perfect puppy for our family and our needs. We leave for Florida in a few weeks where we will be taking care of my mother who is in a wheelchair and significantly handicapped.
Teddy will be a real blessing for her as well. As I sign out, Teddy and Valicia have fallen to sleep, he is on the floor right beside her bed and she is in her bed her hand hanging down touching his soft fur... hummm guess I'll move him to his crate next potty break. I don't even know how to thank you for giving us such a precious gift. Good Night,
Vicki, Michael, Valicia and Teddy
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