Serious - help from people travelling from France in cage end of September

[frenchuk]

Got a mate here, totally broke, who's got to get his dog here in UK, so if anyone is travelling BACK FROM France to London between 21 and 24 September driving not too far from Lille (not far from Shuttle or Calais), could you give him a lift back to London, he would obviously pay your petrol - if You can do please PM me, thanks in advance for him (he's got all the passport and the chip and all for the dog so that's no worries) :beer:

 

[Fat Bert]

Pierre~~

I thought the French only ate Horse?

 

[B1rdie]

Got a mate here, totally broke, who's got to get his dog here in UK, so if anyone is travelling BACK FROM France to London between 21 and 24 September driving not too far from Lille (not far from Shuttle or Calais), could you give him a lift back to London, he would obviously pay your petrol - if You can do please PM me, thanks in advance for him (he's got all the passport and the chip and all for the dog so that's no worries) :beer:

Thats a load of bollox you aint got any mates.
:f :f :f :f :f

 

[frenchuk]

fuck off smelly ladyparts I said that was a serious post

 

[birdinflight]

Surely FUK..............

if he is going to pay folks petrol, there must be something cheap for foot passengers on the ferrys???

:dunno:

 

[frenchuk]

Thanks for the suggestion Alison, I think the problem is them allowing animals on the train before/after ferry or something...

 

[Codbasher]

If he is bringing a dog into the UK he will have to find a vet in Calais who will inoculate the dog and give him a certificate I believe. Before they will let him near a ferry, then I think the dog has to stay in a car during the crossing, sod yer luck if its rough and the dog dont travel well uke:

 

[B1rdie]

If he is bringing a dog into the UK he will have to find a vet in Calais who will inoculate the dog and give him a certificate I believe. Before they will let him near a ferry, then I think the dog has to stay in a car during the crossing, sod yer luck if its rough and the dog dont travel well uke:

Thats just killed any chance of a lift uke:

 

[frenchuk]

If he is bringing a dog into the UK he will have to find a vet in Calais who will inoculate the dog and give him a certificate I believe. Before they will let him near a ferry, then I think the dog has to stay in a car during the crossing, sod yer luck if its rough and the dog dont travel well uke:

Thanks mate - he will have it done just pre-travel, and I was thinking of the crossing with shuttle, which solves the uke: uke: uke: issue!

 

[Kenzie]

fuck off smelly ladyparts I said that was a serious post

so... is it or not???? :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:

 

[frenchuk]

Hey Kenzie, you mean, is it serious? well yes it is, but he is sorted now, thanks for those who actually offered help or advice... :beer: