We have to fly to our new home with our dog.

• Airlines are generally very efficient at handling live animals in transit.
  
• Speak with the airline that you intend to fly with, so that they can tell you the necessary requirements.
  
• There is no live animal inspection at the airports, but when flying aboard, you must be prepared to deal with the health regulations of the country into which you are traveling.
  
• In the US, interstate travel by common carrier requires a written health certificate from a veterinarian.
  
• Advice relative to taking your dog interstate or into another country is available from your veterinarian, or from travel agents specializing in dog-related trips.