We bring the puppies that go to the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium ourselves (costs 200 Euro). Our car is equipped with air conditioning for when it is hot and of course heating when it is cold. The puppies are lying on nice warm blankets and of course we stop regularly to let them out and to provide them with fresh water. For the puppies that go to the UK we have our own certified shipper who is great with puppies and the puppies just sit with him so he has direct contact with them. His car is also equipped with air conditioning and heating. The puppies that go to other countries that go by plane (they are well cared for) Our puppies have no stress at all during and after flying, we teach them in time to get used to a transport box and the sounds of an airplane. We always hear positive stories from puppy buyers that they feel right at home.

Even if you want to see the puppies earlier and want to cuddle with them, you are very welcome in Hungary. We like to show all our puppies and the rest of the four-legged friends. Our dogs and other animals are part of our family!

Good home required and serious applicants only!

You don’t have a puppy for a moment, but for a lifetime!

1. Rules EU countries by car: Most EU countries have the rule that the puppies must be at least 15 weeks old (fully vaccinated including Rabies)
2. Rules EU countries by airplane: Most EU countries have the rule that the puppies must be at least 15 weeks old (fully vaccinated including Rabies) dogs usually fly in the hold (at the bottom of the plane) in an aviation approved transport box . But some airlines allow you to take a dog under 10 kilos into the cabin in a regular dog travel bag.

3. Rules America: Puppies allowed from 4 months (fully vaccinated including rabies) (some states in America allow puppies under 4 months) dogs usually fly in the hold (at the bottom of the plane) in an airline approved transport box But some airlines allow you to take a dog under 10 Kilo into the cabin in a regular dog travel bag.
4. Rules Countries in Europe that are not members of the European Union “usually fall under the third countries” and have their own requirements for the importation of dogs. Different requirements apply to different countries. dogs usually fly in the hold (at the bottom of the plane) in an aviation-approved transport box. But some airlines allow you to take a dog under 10 kilos into the cabin in a regular dog travel bag.