Shipping Policy
Prestige Boston Terriers – Shipping & Delivery Policy
At Prestige Boston Terriers, we understand that bringing your new puppy home is an exciting moment. We strive to make the shipping and delivery process as safe, stress-free, and transparent as possible for both you and your puppy.
Shipping Options
We offer several options to get your Boston Terrier puppy safely to their new home:
1. Local Pickup (Recommended)
Families are welcome to pick up their puppy directly from our home in [Your City, State].
This allows you to meet the puppy, see our facility, and ask any final questions in person.
Pickup appointments are scheduled at a mutually convenient time.
2. Ground Transportation (Nanny Service)
We work with trusted, professional pet transporters who specialize in safe, climate-controlled ground travel.
Your puppy travels in a clean, comfortable vehicle with regular stops for food, water, and potty breaks.
Transporters are experienced in handling puppies and provide door-to-door service.
3. Air Shipping (Cargo)
For long-distance adoptions, we arrange shipping via major airlines that have dedicated pet cargo programs.
Puppies travel in airline-approved, climate-controlled kennels.
We only ship during mild weather conditions to ensure your puppy’s safety and comfort.
Shipping Costs
Shipping costs are not included in the adoption fee and are the responsibility of the adopter.
Costs vary based on distance, shipping method, and time of year.
A detailed quote will be provided before any arrangements are made.
Payment for shipping is required in full before the puppy is dispatched.
Puppy Preparation for Travel
Before your puppy travels, we ensure they are fully prepared:
Veterinary Health Certificate – issued within 10 days of travel, as required by airlines and state regulations.
Vaccinations & Deworming – up to date based on the puppy’s age.
Microchip – already implanted and registered.
Comfort Items – a familiar blanket with mother’s scent, small toy, and a travel-safe supply of food and water.
Travel Crate – airline-approved, properly sized, and comfortable.
Travel Day Process
Confirmation – We coordinate with you to confirm all travel details 48 hours before departure.
Flight/Transport Booking – We handle all bookings and provide you with flight numbers, tracking info, and estimated arrival times.
Check-in – Your puppy is checked in by our team or the transport service.
Tracking – You will receive real-time updates and tracking information throughout the journey.
Arrival – You pick up your puppy at the designated airport or your doorstep, depending on the shipping method selected.
Weather & Travel Restrictions
We do not ship puppies in extreme weather conditions (temperatures below 20°F or above 85°F) to ensure the safety and comfort of your puppy.
Shipping may be delayed during peak summer or winter months to comply with airline safety regulations.
We will work with you to find the earliest safe travel date.
International Shipping
We primarily ship within the United States.
For international adoptions, please contact us directly to discuss requirements, costs, and logistics.
International adoptions are subject to additional veterinary, customs, and import regulations.
Health & Safety Guarantee During Travel
We take full responsibility for your puppy’s health and safety until they are officially handed over to you or the transport service.
In the rare event of illness or injury during travel, we will work with you to ensure your puppy receives immediate veterinary care.
Our 2-Year Genetic Health Guarantee remains fully in effect from the date of adoption.
What You Need to Do
Before your puppy arrives, please ensure you have:
A comfortable crate or bed ready at home.
High-quality puppy food (the same brand we use).
Fresh water and food/water bowls.
A designated potty area.
An appointment with your local veterinarian within 3 days of arrival (required by our health guarantee).
Contact for Shipping Questions
If you have any questions about shipping, delivery, or need a personalized quote, please reach out to us.
