Dogmopolite

Yes, we offer transportation services even if you don’t use any other service of ours. The price of this, valid as of January 1, 2020, varies between HUF 5,000 and HUF 6,500 within Budapest, based on distance.

We offer dog transportation services mainly within Budapest and in the surrounding suburbs, as well as the rest of Pest county.

We offer our transportation services to and from our boarding and day-care centres, as well as our grooming salons at a reduced rate, which is HUF 3,500 (Buda<>Buda, Pest<>Pest), and HUF 4,500 (Buda<>Pest as well as Budapest<>suburbs).

We are happy to be of service in the case of airport transfer, the cost of which is HUF 8,000 to/from the Pest side, HUF 9,500 to/from the Buda side and HUF 12,000 to/from the suburbs of Budapest.

Unfortunately we can really say that transportation, as a service in itself, is relatively pricy compared to the cost of our other services. This has many, many reasons, maybe the most important being that it contains a lot of third-party or indirect costs – here we understand (beyond the salary of our transporter colleague) the cost of buying the vehicle, the amortization cost, gasoline cost, highway usage cost, parking cost as well as other costs associated with the car (insurance, consumables, regular services, and many, many others).

In most cases we transport dogs who have experience in travelling in a car, who know the feeling. Travelling with someone else, other than the owner, might be challenging, though – we’ve seen extreme examples, too, but even in these cases we mastered the challenge. In such cases, our colleagues use the widest array of methods and tricks at their disposal, reaching what we want: getting the dog from point A to point B.

We offer transportation service on all days of the week, flexibly, even as early as 6 AM and as late as 10 PM.

Punctuality is at our heart, but even here, force majors can happen – and in the case of transport, a force major is not only an unforeseen accident slowing us down, or otherwise any sort of traffic jam, but maybe a previous client running late, a previous dog who is hard to handle or anything else beyond our control. Despite all this we always strive for punctuality and in 99% of the cases we even arrive earlier than planned, in order to make sure that we can compensate for unforeseeable challenges.

While in the case of active day-care we are transporting a regular group of dogs, well socialized with each other, in the case of ad-hoc transports we cannot transport more than 1-2 dogs at the same time – it wouldn’t make much sense otherwise from a logistics point of view, either. Should one owner have more than two dogs, however, and they can travel together in one car, then of course, having them travel together is not a problem.