I've been around dogs my whole life, and for over a decade I've been moving them across Europe and into the UK.
I've seen puppies put on the road before they were ready. I've seen vans packed too tight and journeys running too long with no proper stops. And gosh, I've seen people taking paperwork for granted which gives troubles later. Consequently, I've watched dogs arrive frightened and shut down, and watched people sign for them anyway, because there was money to be made and a schedule to keep.
For years I told myself it was just how things were done. Then I decided I didn't want to be part of how things were done anymore.
That's why Euro Pet Express exists. I know every shortcut in this trade, because I've witnessed them firsthand. That's exactly why I can avoid them.
When you hand us your dog, you're handing it to someone who spent over a decade learning what not to do, and built a company to prove there's a better way.
