Yes and each county charges a different fee.
Then go to a shelter and rescue a dog that is in need of a good home.
You may want a golden retriever; it is an exceptionally friendly breed of dog. Alternatively, just go to your local animal shelter and pick a dog that appeals to you. That has the advantage of being less expensive, and also of giving a home to a dog that needs one.
A dog kennel is a place where you can take your dog when you go on vacation or something. A dog shelter is where they house homeless dogs or dogs that were taken from their owners.
the pound or animal shelter
You can go to a breeder, a shelter, a rescue....look in the newspaper too!
Go to the local animal shelter. They will usually have a vaccination program where they will give the dog any shots it needs free of charge or for a very small fee.
The "house" in which the dog should sleep is a kennel. If that's what you mean by a dog house.
the dog would live in a kennel. That is his shelter, If you would want to adopt a dog you would go to the pound
go visit your local shelter....YES!
depends how much effort the shelter or foster dog owner puts into trying to convince people of adopting the dog.
They go to the pound or the cat/dog shelter or the RSPCA.
It's not a good idea to "ship" a dog anywhere. You should go pick up the dog from the shelter or wherever you are adopting from. The area where animals are kept on planes is small, dark, and uncomfortable. The cages slide around and another dog or cat (or your pet) isn't good with other animals, it could be dangerous. Try not to make you new dog experience these conditions. If you must, you should be able to buy a ticket for your dog if someone else can get them on the plane. I still suggest you either go pick him/her up or don't adopt out of state.