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How does one transport a 25 lb French Bulldog across the Atlantic?
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Have you looked into health regulations and quarantine considerations? I think that may be a factor with pets, regardless of whether or both they’re technically certified as a service dog in the US. At any rate, I would categorically NOT assume that it’ll be smooth sailing when it comes to customs and immigration. That, in fact, might be part of what that expensive transport service is offering.
TL;DR: definitely look into the health/immigration/vaccination/quarantine considerations, because you might be in for an unpleasant surprise if you haven’t specifically prepared for it, as the EU is rather more bureaucratic about these things.
It's a french dog though.
You know that “French Bulldog” is a breed of dog, and that dog breed has absolutely zero impact on where the dog owner lives, right?
E: yeah, yeah, I know
They can put a little beret on him and it'll fool everyone.
Not enough, add a cigarette and a baguette!
Yes.
Woosh.
Yeah, Johnny Depp's dogs was almost euthanized because amber heard brought them via private jet and didn't undergo quarantine in Australia.
Australia and NZ have some of the strictest biosecurity laws in the world. Its important to look up the laws about transporting animals, but something like that is unlikely to happen for an atlantic crossing.
He's got a pet passport.