Josh F.
“She is my first pet and has been wonderful throughout. She is now fully potty trained and uses her litter box.”
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Copper Crest Pembrokes has a confirmed placement in Macedonia, Ohio. Josh F. welcomed his first pet through an airport pickup arrangement from Arizona.
A real Macedonia placement
Josh F. received his Corgi in Macedonia through an airport pickup arrangement. Every travel plan is discussed individually, with timing, destination, and the puppy's wellbeing considered before it is confirmed.
Families interested in a Copper Crest Pembroke can ask about the puppies currently available and tell us about the home they are preparing. We will discuss whether a pickup or travel plan makes sense for their individual placement.
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A Copper Crest Pembroke joined Josh F. in Macedonia, Ohio.
This Ohio placement was completed with an airport pickup arrangement.
See the puppies currently available before beginning an inquiry.
From Casa Grande to Ohio
Our puppies are raised in Casa Grande, about an hour from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX). For Ohio families the usual airports are Columbus (CMH), Cleveland (CLE) and Cincinnati (CVG). A nonstop flight from Phoenix takes about three and three-quarter hours. By road it is about twenty-eight hours to Columbus.
Ohio has three good airports with nonstop service from Phoenix, so most families can meet the flight within an hour or two of home: Columbus for central Ohio, Cleveland for the north and northeast, and Cincinnati for the southwest.
Winter storms off Lake Erie can make northern Ohio roads slow, so we aim for daylight arrivals in the colder months.
Every route is discussed with you after a puppy is reserved, and travel is quoted separately. Compare pickup, flight nanny and ground transport.
Settling in
The flight is short enough that most Ohio puppies arrive bright rather than flattened, which catches people out in the other direction: they are ready to play before you have unpacked. Let them, in short bursts, then put them somewhere quiet before they get overtired.
Same food for the first week or two. If you want to change it, change it slowly once everything else has settled, and not in the same week as the journey.
Ohio families come from Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Canton, Youngstown and the towns between them, which is part of why three airports is a help rather than a complication.
Next step
Travel to Ohio is planned with you once a puppy is reserved. How pickup and delivery work.
Three airports, one decision
Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati all take nonstops from Phoenix, so the question is which drive you would rather do at the other end. Tell us the town and we will work backwards.