Great video - I’ve been flying for PNP for years and sometimes you get a great dog like Corey and sometimes you get good dogs that are coming from bad situations. PNP has partnership with PetMate so check out options for getting a couple different sized crates that you can configure to fit in your plane. Unfortunately in my 182 and I assume your 177 the seats don’t come out easily, my old Archer I could pull seats easily and fit 6-7 crates. Best to get some sort of seat cover to protect your interior. I love your channel it’s great to give examples of GA to the public that don’t perpetuate the “rich guy heading out for the $100 hamburger”. PNP allows all of us to do good needed work - literally saving dogs lives and expand our flying to airports we likely would have never visited. Dog rescue folks desperately struggle everyday to create a chain of drivers to move dogs a few hundred miles. We are blessed to be able to do most of those legs in 1 trip, while improving our flying skills, meeting nice people and saving dogs. Keep up the great work on your channel and thank you for using your platform to get the word out about pilots n paws.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah for me right now I’m not too concerned about the interior of my plane as I’m going to redo it around February or March and it is a pain to get the seeds out but we’ll see hopefully my luck will hold out and I’ll get good dogs! Thanks for watching the channel!
I will not fly a dog that is not in a crate, I would rather not get an unannounced co-pilot. I got a crate via PNP but realized that the crates they use are the solid plastic type that only split in half. What I did was post on the facebook page for my town asking for various sized wire dog crates that FOLD DOWN explaining what I was using them for along with a couple of pictures. Within hours I had offers for more crates than I could use. PNP did however sent me some leashes, collars, harnesses etc which do come in handy. Also you can apply for a compassion flight ID for use when doing the PNP missions. Fly safe and enjoy the dog rescues.
I do Pilots N Paws flights in my Cardinal as well. I had my mechanic create a separate W&B with the rear seat out so I can haul larger dogs in crates. Also curious why you didn’t use flaps on takeoff.
For larger dogs I don't crate, I have a tether which connects to the seatbelt. Long enough to allow movement in the back seat, short enough to keep the pup from coming up front, and no great escapes 🙃
Tried 3 different browsers and cannot connect to pilotsandpaws.org. Security issues gets them blocked with all my browsers... I enjoyed this story though. Dogs are my favorite people.
I loved how he was cocking his head one way and then the other just before the landing. Great job! Great passenger he was too. After thinking about it for a bit I have a question. Did this flight require you to have your commercial certificate or was it considered just a fun personal flight?
It was a fun personal flight and he was talking his head back-and-forth from the stall warning indicator when I was landing it was a real surprise to see that. Thanks for watching!
Yeah I got off Instagram it really wasn’t my thing and not the best thing for here plus I can barely manage the content for this channel with my job and everything so send a message to over 50 and learning to fly@gmail.com
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Great video - I’ve been flying for PNP for years and sometimes you get a great dog like Corey and sometimes you get good dogs that are coming from bad situations. PNP has partnership with PetMate so check out options for getting a couple different sized crates that you can configure to fit in your plane. Unfortunately in my 182 and I assume your 177 the seats don’t come out easily, my old Archer I could pull seats easily and fit 6-7 crates. Best to get some sort of seat cover to protect your interior. I love your channel it’s great to give examples of GA to the public that don’t perpetuate the “rich guy heading out for the $100 hamburger”. PNP allows all of us to do good needed work - literally saving dogs lives and expand our flying to airports we likely would have never visited. Dog rescue folks desperately struggle everyday to create a chain of drivers to move dogs a few hundred miles. We are blessed to be able to do most of those legs in 1 trip, while improving our flying skills, meeting nice people and saving dogs. Keep up the great work on your channel and thank you for using your platform to get the word out about pilots n paws.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Yeah for me right now I’m not too concerned about the interior of my plane as I’m going to redo it around February or March and it is a pain to get the seeds out but we’ll see hopefully my luck will hold out and I’ll get good dogs! Thanks for watching the channel!
I will not fly a dog that is not in a crate, I would rather not get an unannounced co-pilot. I got a crate via PNP but realized that the crates they use are the solid plastic type that only split in half. What I did was post on the facebook page for my town asking for various sized wire dog crates that FOLD DOWN explaining what I was using them for along with a couple of pictures. Within hours I had offers for more crates than I could use. PNP did however sent me some leashes, collars, harnesses etc which do come in handy.
Also you can apply for a compassion flight ID for use when doing the PNP missions. Fly safe and enjoy the dog rescues.
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I do Pilots N Paws flights in my Cardinal as well. I had my mechanic create a separate W&B with the rear seat out so I can haul larger dogs in crates. Also curious why you didn’t use flaps on takeoff.
Long runways >2500’ I don’t -
Well done
So VERY cool!!! I'm a dog rescuer, on my 4th right now, and love to see others helping these wonderful dogs out!!!
That was really cool !!!
For larger dogs I don't crate, I have a tether which connects to the seatbelt. Long enough to allow movement in the back seat, short enough to keep the pup from coming up front, and no great escapes 🙃
I love Pilots -N-Paws!
Tried 3 different browsers and cannot connect to pilotsandpaws.org. Security issues gets them blocked with all my browsers... I enjoyed this story though. Dogs are my favorite people.
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I loved how he was cocking his head one way and then the other just before the landing. Great job! Great passenger he was too.
After thinking about it for a bit I have a question. Did this flight require you to have your commercial certificate or was it considered just a fun personal flight?
It was a fun personal flight and he was talking his head back-and-forth from the stall warning indicator when I was landing it was a real surprise to see that. Thanks for watching!
Looked like an RV. I'd really like to have an RV10. Looks like a Cirrus but faster and cheaper.
great, I love to be able to do that someday... thanks for sharing
I would end up with a house full of dogs!!!
Great thing to do
Congratulations
Haha I'm amazed of how well the puppy behaved. I'd be afraid of the dog panicking and making it difficult to operate the airplane.
Nice video.
I sent a message in your Instagram, but Im not sure you use a lot because I saw only 2 photos.
Yeah I got off Instagram it really wasn’t my thing and not the best thing for here plus I can barely manage the content for this channel with my job and everything so send a message to over 50 and learning to fly@gmail.com
Been thinking about this for some time. Only 6 hrs I'm my Mooney so I'll take some time knowing my M20C more before doing these mission.