2nd try: Death Row Dogs to Forever Homes

[fallisc172]

One of the coonhounds will not have a driver for Sunday (Helen) and the other (the bluetick) can go on the flight and is about 65lbs.

[traunero]

65 lbs is a big dog and will probably take up the entire back seat. Any crate that would hold a 65 lb dog will probably be too large to fit in a plane. He will have to be tethered in the back seat. How large are the other dogs?

[fallisc172]

The other two are about 55 lbs each but are best buddies, they lived together and were turned in together

[traunero]

That's a lot of dog.

Brian, what do you think?

[fallisc172]

We would only need the 3 dogs transported, the fourth is going elsewhere

[traunero]

That's still a lot of dog, two 55 lbers and one 65 lber.

[fallisc172]

Well let me know what you think. Is this a good airport to go to? www.ohio.edu/athens/bldgs/airport.html
Its in Albany, Ohio right outside of Columbus

[traunero]

Where do you live? There are several airports in the Columbus area, the one you listed is in Athens, in southeastern Ohio, not anywhere near Columbus.

[fallisc172]

I live in NY. We are looking into instead of having you take the big 65lb coonhound, having you take a smaller, old beagle. I live in NY but the dogs are from Lancaster Ohio and St.Clairsville Ohio. Maybe I posted the wrong airport

[BrianR]

That's a lot of dog.

Brian, what do you think?

Yeah, I'm doubtful I could get even three of them in the 182. I have a large wire crate that takes up the whole rear seat, but I can't really envision being able to put two 50+ pound dogs in there. Might be limited to two of them for this trip.