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Traveling with a dog is such a pain. They make it so difficult for dogs =( why would airlines do such a thing? doggies are so much fun, they're part of our families, and we love them! I would love for airlines to have special sections on the plane that allow dogs to sit with their owners instead of stuck under the seat in front of them for 6 hours at a time. It's about time that we let it go to the dogs
Then get yourself in the cargo area,
FEDEX has a nice overnight program for you!
I do not want your precious fleas, mites, and dog hair on my clothing or my person!
In will be cats birds and chickens next...this whole thing is making me itchy and bitchy!
And I'm a dog lover too, their owners are the issue
What a great idea! Most airlines make the restrictions so onerous that it is obvious they don't want dogs. Welcome them and make it easy and you will gain the loyalty of me and everyone I know who owns a dog and likes to fly.
This is a great idea. I am flying to SFO in March and wanted to take my dog but can't submit him to two six hour flights in five days. Airport time plus flight time is too much time in a carrier.
I know allergies are often an issue in enclosed spaces like planes, but offering some dog-friendly flights would be SUCH a revolution for the airline industry - we'd definitely take advantage of that, even if we had to pay extra. Being able to travel with your dog instead of board him/her in a kennel or impose on friends and family to take care of them would be amazing.
this is a fantastic idea!
I have a black lab who is well-behaved and I hate the fact that she has to ride underneath the plane.Honestly I would travel a great deal more if a plane could accomodate my pup on board. So would alot of other dog lovers. You'd be surprised how many pet owners travel locally for this reason.
You aren't the girl who bought a dog in germany and sat behind me on the flight back to Boston, are you?