The bond between an owner and their pet is like no other. Here’s the story of charming Border Collie x Kelpie Watson and pet parent Jessica who share an inseparable bond. Read to know more about Watson and his international pet travel to Dublin, Ireland.
Watson has been a part of Jessica’s life since he was eight weeks old. Pet parent Jessica says affectionately, “We have been inseparable ever since. Watson has helped me through breakups, moving states, living alone and during the lockdown.”
Jessica talks about her pet’s beautiful nature. She says fondly, “Watson is fun, sometimes he is sooky and wants to snuggle. He always wants to be in the same room as you. Watson is obsessed with fetch and loves walking. Nothing can distract him when he is on his walk, and he won’t even look at other dogs. He doesn’t know where he is going, but he has to get there now!”
Jessica was moving from Sydney to Dublin to be closer to her fiancé. She says, “My fiancé lives in Ireland. Since we were not able to relocate him to Australia, we are moving to him.” As Jessica and Watson are inseparable, it didn’t cross her mind to leave her beloved pet behind.
Relocating a pet abroad can be stressful, and an accredited pet relocation agency can ensure a smooth and stress-free pet travel experience. Therefore, Jessica decided to get help from a reputed and trustworthy pet relocation agency to help move Watson safely to Dublin. Based on a recommendation, Jessica approached Petraveller for Watson’s pet travel.
Jessica says, “I was recommended Petraveller from the flight centre and a Facebook group of Irish expats. I had a great experience dealing with Petraveller and felt comfortable that Watson would be well cared for. I also read the super positive reviews.”
Watson had a fantastic flight and landed safely in Dublin. He is now busy exploring the new outdoors and getting used to the Irish way of life. Thank you, Jessica, for reaching out to Petraveller for darling Watson’s relocation. We wish you lots of love, laughter, snuggles and walks with dear Watson in Ireland.