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Dog Travel: Come Fly with me
By Coral Gwyn-Willams
It can be difficult to look into the soulful eyes of your beloved dog and say “Sorry pup, but you can’t come with me!” How many times have you made the heartbreaking decision to leave your adoring pet behind in a kennel or with friends or family while you go off to enjoy new places and adventures?
"Stay" or "Let's Go" can be an agonizing dilemma you face every time you say goodbye and leave your best pet friend to wonder if you will ever return. This article is ment to assist you in making sure your canine companions can accompany you wherever you may whether it’s across the country or across the globe.
You can find airlines, transport companies, rules and regulations, tips, shipping requirements and potential problems listed on our website. The goal with dog is to make your journey with your pet happy, healthy, safe and enjoyable for everyone in the family!
Many airlines do not permit pets to onboard in the cabin. The airlines that do often have size and weight requirements, some may be breed specific and it is always wise to check these particulars in advance. It is important to understand that there are inherent risks in flying your pet, especially if it is necessary to fly them in a cargo hold.
There are several airlines that will permit a smaller dog (or cat) to fly in the cabin with you when you fly. You will need to check each individual airline for their specific policy toward weight requirements (usually the combined weight of both pet and carrier). The following airlines provide some sort of pet capabilities. The list is subject to change so we advise you to contact the airline directly to make sure their policy toward pets is in concert with your pet’s needs and requirements.
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Alaskan Airlines
All Nippon Airways (Japanese)
Air Canada
Air France
Air New Zealand
AirTrans Airways
America West Airlines
American Airlines
American Trans Air
British Airways
Continental Airlines
Delta
Frontier Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines
Japan Airlines
Korean Air
Lufthansa
Northwest Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Spirit Airlines
United Airlines
US Airways.
It is always recommended that your pet fly on the same flight you are on and that you arrange for a non-stop flight when possible to avoid mishaps during layovers or flight changes. If you would prefer not to have your pet fly with you (if you are relocating or traveling for an extended period) and would prefer to have your pet transported by ground, we at WorldDogTravel.com suggest you contact LNT Pet Transport who provide coast to coast within the continental United States. Should it be necessary fly your pet internationally, we suggest Worldwide Pet Shipping and Pet Air for companies that will transport your pet internationally if you are unable to at the same time.
It is important to check on any quarantine requirements well in advance of your trip schedule. There are restrictions on the length of time that a veterinarian’s certificate of health is valid, so it is important to be sure that you have your pet checked and the certificate dated within that time frame.
Enjoy the adventure of with your pet from the time you walk out your door to the time you return home. It may require an additional bit of planning and logistics on your part, but the grateful look and wagging tail of your canine companion is well worth the effort!
More dog travel information can be found at www.worlddogtravel.com Provided By: Pets
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