Suppose two cruising yachts left the same yard in the same year. One still has its original standing rigging. The other has replacement rigging and dated invoices, but its engine hours are unknown. Which would you price higher? A broker needs a few details before the comparison means anything.
Tips for sailing with a dog

For sailing with a dog, plan the boarding routine, time ashore and a recovery method before choosing the first passage. A short trial alongside and then in sheltered water helps you see how the dog responds.
On board
Provide a shaded resting place, fresh water and non-slip footing. Fit a dog flotation aid appropriate to the dog’s size and practise a safe recovery using the equipment carried aboard. Keep the dog clear of moving lines and provide a secure place during docking.
Crossing a border
Rules depend on the route, country of origin and destination. Check identification, rabies documents and any additional entry or treatment requirements with your vet before departure. A pet passport is not the correct document for every journey. EU guidance for travelling with pets.
Plan realistic stops
Confirm whether pets are accepted at the marina and how you will get ashore safely. Discuss seasickness with a veterinarian; do not give human medication based on another owner’s experience.






