ATTENTION: Update 2: Effective from Dec 1, 2021 - DOGS ENTERING THE US FROM HIGH-RISK COUNTRIES For dogs vaccinated in the United States: Dogs over 6 months of age with valid US-issued rabies vaccination certificate and proof of microchip are exempt from the suspension-they can enter the United States without a permit. Dogs vaccinated outside the United States must have a CDC Dog Import Permit to enter the United States. To re-enter the United States, dogs with a US rabies vaccination certificate must - Appear healthy on arrival - Be at least 6 months old - Have a microchip with numbers listed on their rabies vaccination certificate - Provide proof of a valid US-issued rabies vaccination certificate upon arrival: The rabies vaccine must be administered by a US-licensed veterinarian in the United States on or after 12 weeks of age and at least 28 days before arrival if it is the dog’s first vaccination. It takes 28 days for the rabies vaccine to fully immunize and protect your dog. Booster rabies vaccines administered in the United States after 15 months of age are valid immediately. Note: Expired US-issued rabies vaccination certificates will not be accepted. If a US-issued rabies vaccination certificate has expired, dogs must have a CDC Dog Import Permit, if eligible. - Arrive at an approved port of entry Update 1 - Effective from Jul 14, 21 NEW TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF DOGS ENTERING THE US FROM HIGH-RISK COUNTRIES EFFECTIVE FROM JUL 14, 21 Find out if your country belongs to the list www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/high-risk.html “These countries and political units are considered high risk for importing dog rabies into the United States. Beginning July 14, 2021, there is a temporary suspension which prohibits the entry of dogs into the United States arriving from the countries listed below. On an extremely limited basis, CDC has the authority to issue advance written approval (CDC Dog Import Permit) to bring a dog from a high-risk country. If you wish to import a dog from a high-risk country, you must request advance written approval (CDC Dog Import Permit) from CDC by emailing CDCanimalimports@cdc.gov at least 30 business days (6 weeks) before you intend to enter the United States. No CDC Dog Import Permits are issued upon arrival. Dogs that arrive from high-risk countries without advance written approval from CDC will be denied entry and returned to the country of departure at the importer’s expense.” Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:18 Check Airline Pet Policies 1:38 Check Destination Requirements 1:50 International Flights 3:05 International Health Certificate 3:56 USDA Endorsement 4:37 Domestic Flights 5:33 Weeks before the Flight we 7:22 Day of the Flight Please help supporting our channel by click on the like and subscribe button for more weekly videos! ❤️
When you put Cece in the suitcase, I was like "OH NO!!" hahahaha. This is really interesting. I don't have a dog, but I've always wondered how it works to fly with a pet. This is such a good reference for pet owners!
My dad’s English and we go back to England every summer. However, I can say I don’t really like airlines and get stressed until I get into the plane. But my dog has been a great support to me and now I can’t wait to fly with him for the first time 🥰 Thanks for the video you and your pet are lovely 🥰
Aww thank you so much babe! I totally know that feeling - I usually get so stressed until I get into the plane too 💕 It's gonna be exciting to travel with your dog and we hope you and your dog have a great flight! 🥰
Had no idea so much paperwork was required!!! Without this amazing video, I probably would fail to bring my precious baby home with me! Rushing to complete the prerequisites now thanks to you! xoxox
Traveling is not so easy.. Like you've done you need to search and get all the information before you proceed anything otherwise will encounter problems and we all don't want that :) Whoever have a plan to travel with their doggie would be so helpful watching your video especially with Korean Airline :) Love to meet Cece today again :)
Aww it's such an excitement to see people bring their pets on the plane. It's way better than the babies who cry the entire flight hahah. I can imagine how difficult it must be to arrive at the airport 2-3 early before your flight. The look on Cece's eyes at 5:38 got me like 🥺 and I gotta tell you, by this angle, she looks like a lion. :'D I got a question regarding Cece's bathroom break. Do you flatten out the pampers in the carrier so she can pee? I'm quite curious on that one and I've always wanted to ask that since babies get their diapers changed in mini bathroom. Overall, it was a very helpful video. I enjoy watching as I always do ❤️
Aww thank you so much Kathleen! ❤️ Haha and yes she does look like a lion in a few angles 🤣 Hehe that's one of the struggles of flying with dogs for long-haul too. I usually bring Cece to the bathroom in our transit airport and lay out the pee pad for her to go potty on. If it's a short flight say 3 hours she can usually hold her pee :P
So yeah, Toto - this is it. We have to keep your weight under 20 pounds because that's the limit for most of the airlines. Great tips, Jane! Really appreciate your (and your husbands) effort!
Hi Cece Family, we are planning to bring our Pee-A-Poms to Cambodia via EVA Airline. By then, he would be 7 months old. Here are the questions: 1. Did your pet doing okay with high jet pressure to his/her ears (ear pain)? 2. How did you toilet a pet while you were in a airplane between 4-16 hours. 3. Is there a place somewhere at an airport that pet owner can take a pet for potty? Thanks so much for any advices!
Hi! 1. My dogs seem totally fine with the pressure. I mean they can't talk so it's kinda hard to know but they just sleep through the whole flight so I assume they must have felt comfortable enough to do so. 2. There are 2 ways you can go about this (1)put on a diaper and also a pee pad inside the carrrier in case they go and you can change it after. The problem with it is that a lot of dogs won't go in their "living space" and it's obviously not good for their health to hold for 16 hours so there's a workaround that I usually use for my long flight between Asia and the US that I usually don't like to talk about because technically you're not allowed to do that lol but you gotta do what you gotta do so (2) I bring them inside the bathroom, spread the pee pad on the bathroom floor and use the potty cue for them to go on the pad, and then dispose the pad after they go so that the bathroom is completely intact and unaffected. 3. In the US there's usually a place called a relief area (both before and after custom) in most of the airports that you can google "pet relief area + the airport name" to get more information I hope this helps!
Aww thank you so much Angelika for noticing my little milestone and growth! It means a lot to me to have someone who is so sweet and supportive like you on this little RUclips adventure 💕🥰
Thank you so much for such a helpful and informative video. If we’re flying internationally with two dogs who weigh under 10 lbs combined, do you suggest putting them in one carrier?
Thank you! ❤️ We definitely recommend putting them in 2 separate carriers as it’s gonna be much more comfortable for your dogs! Honestly ours weigh 7lbs each but the space is just enough for them to mostly lie down in a snuggly way. I believe it’s the airline requirement as well since they only allow 1 dog per person so they will want to make sure there’s only 1 per carrier! 😝
Hello my dear friend! thank you so much for sharing this was so interesting and helpful!!!! Thank you my dear friends🧡 you're amazing 😍 sending hugs and love to you 🤗
This video was very helpful however I’m still stumped as to what documents (if any) that I need to travel with my dog. We are using Delta and will he traveling to Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Thank you for this video! I am flying accross the Atlantic with my dog and I am very stressed out. Also, where did you get the tent for Cece that I can see in the background?
Thank you! It's very stressful when flying dogs - not gonna lie! However, if you do the research and prepare all the required docs, everything will be fine in the end ❤️ This is the one that we got for Cece: amzn.to/3vjreq8
We have quite a few training videos on our channel that you can check them out ❤️ 3 basic things to teach your dog (sit, look, and touch): ruclips.net/video/VmNg0LHLskY/видео.html How to teach your dog to come reliably: ruclips.net/video/hX8Sp2mSjQ8/видео.html Desensitize your dog to brushes/grooming: ruclips.net/video/MsF_oMnSoW0/видео.html Teach your dog to spin (fun trick): ruclips.net/video/7uSRK7p34rs/видео.html
We are flying with a dog (most likely maltipoo) from Korea to NY, in Korean Air. Are there any must need documents to bring for international flights? Thanks and great video!
Hi! I love maltipoo! ❤️ Usually for dogs entering NYC from outside of the US, below are the requirements according to NYC Department of Agriculture (You should check with your Korean Vet because usually they would be the one to know which form to fill out). In short, you would need a health certificate filled out by your vet, detailing all the vaccinations that your dog has taken, and that your dog is free of internal and external parasites, and proof of rabies vaccine for dogs over 3 months: "A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) issued 30 days or less prior to entry issued by your veterinarian. All information must be in English. The CVI should have the full New York destination address (no PO boxes) and should state that the examination revealed no clinical evidence of infectious or communicable disease, including external parasites and fungi, and that to the best of the veterinarian’s knowledge, the dog or cat has not recently been exposed to such infectious or communicable disease. A current rabies vaccination for animals 3 months of age and older. We accept the 1-year or 3-year vaccine. The rabies vaccine product name and date of vaccination must be recorded on the CVI."
@@CeceFamily Thank you so much! I have actually lived in NY for quite a while and my family and I are getting the dog in Korea when we visit. All this information really helped! Thanks again! 😊
Thanks for update. I’m looking at taking our Pom to TX in Dec and checking the options now. I’m also noticing didnt airplanes have different space requirements for under the seats. Hmm.
Personally we always go with Jetblue because of how easy it is to simply go to their website and reserve a spot for your Pom, and they don’t require a vet certificate like some other airlines do. We travel with our dog quite often and getting a certificate every single time can easily become a hassle 😅
Cece looks so calm in the her little carry bag! Such a good pup! I don’t think Genie would be allowed to get on the plane with me because of her size, I wish airlines could be more flexible to allow bigger dogs on the plane but unfortunately that is the reality :/
Thank you so much! 😍 Yes I wish the same too. I wish all dog could fly in cabin with human so that it can be less stressful for them :( Why don't they have a designated area in the plane for pet owners right? That'd be awesome!
Hi there! When flying from Vietnam to US, did you have a layover in Korea? If so, do you also have to follow that country’s import guidelines since it’s just a connecting flight? Thank you!
Correct! You don’t need to follow Korea’s guidelines! Make sure your dog has a valid US rabies vaccine when flying from Vietnam though or else the process and paper is gonna be much more complicated.
@@CeceFamily thank you! Do I also need an export permit if I’m a US citizen visiting Vietnam and then returning to the US? I got this info from a pet travel service: LEAVING VIETNAM To export your pet from Vietnam, you need to contact a veterinarian to secure an exit permit. You will need to bring your passport, your pet's health certificate, and a valid rabies vaccination certificate identifying your pet. If the rabies vaccination is not current, your pet will be required to a rabies vaccination at least 15 days before departure.
Hi! Most of the airports in US always have a relief are before and after custom so we always let them do their business right before and after the flight if it’s a domestic one. For longer flight of up to 16 hours, of course small dogs can’t hold that long so what I usually do is I bring a potty pad inside the bathroom and let her go there and dispose the pad. You’re not supposed to let your dog out of the carrier at all let alone doing that but you gotta do what you gotta do since it’s not good for them to hold that long. You can also use a dog diaper too if your dog is ok doing their business inside their carrier and change the diaper every now and then. I hope this helps! ❤️
Thanks for making this video! I found my dog (!) and now have to pick him up from the airport and fly with him home. He will be a 16 week puppy at that point. I'm nervous about how to reduce his anxiety when I'll be new to him and the experience of flying will be new to him as well. Any tips that you have on how you trained Cece to be comfortable in her carrier? Or how you've handled bathroom breaks for Cece in airports? Impressed that you've gone international with her! I'm hopeful I can also take my dog on trips further distances too (eventually)
Wow congratulations! That sounds so exciting! ❤️ I'd assume since he's a puppy, he has no previous training? If so I think it's best to just let nature plays it course as there's nothing much we can do right on the day. If he's whining or seems distressed, you can pet him and calm him down a bit, or give him some treats so he can begin associate the experience with something positive. Most US Airlines are actually pretty lax when it comes to pets. I have actually seen people walking their dogs until right before boarding the plane, and you can often leave the top mesh of the carrier open during the flight (international flights are usually stricter though). For bathroom breaks, since Cece is potty trained already, I'll usually bring her to the bathroom, lay the potty pad out, and tell her to go potty there. For your case, I think it's best to just lay the potty pad inside the carrier, and bring a few more to change if needed. It's probably gonna be a short domestic flight right so I think he'll be fine. On the side note, I've noticed that you mention he'll be 16 months old by that time. If so, make sure that the breeder socializes him well with other dogs, strangers, kids, and different kind of noises because between 3 weeks to 12/14 weeks is their critical socialization period. This period will greatly shape how your dog will turn out/and how well-socialized he is. I'm so excited for you to finally find a puppy. Best of luck with your flight!
@@CeceFamily Thank you!! Thank you for your reply and the vidoes :) so helpful and interesting to watch. Yes, that's true. I will definitely bring treats and pee pads. It is good to know you've had a pretty lax experience- wasn't sure what to expect and this was a helpful walkthrough. I'll be sure to communicate with the breeder on socialization for noises during that period of time and people so that he'll be more apt to adjust when we're together. Thank you for your kind words and advice!!
Oh haha! Cats can sometimes make a great deal about travelling as they don't enjoy it as much as dogs do. I wish you a safe and smooth flight with your lovely cat 💕😺
Korean Air has an interesting rule concerning flying with pets. In this video (thanks to the Cece family), the woman shows the regulation concerning the weight of the dogs allowed. But, it doesn't mention what if your dog is between 7 and 8 kilos. ???
Hey @Cece Family in NYC, Please can you make a video about new pet owners of Pomeranian puppies- how to teach them to pee and poo inside the bathroom, outside when they are bigger than 3 months and what to feed them with. Oh and what would be the most essential things to get before bringing your puppy at home for the first time.
I had a video on potty training and another one on the food I feed them here: - Potty training: ruclips.net/video/sYc0Tcjic8U/видео.html - Food: ruclips.net/video/F6VPIRHXTwY/видео.html - Some essential products for dogs: www.amazon.com/shop/cecefamilyinnyc Hope it helps! ❤️
in some places when you bring a dog inside the country, you can’t take them back home :( Have you ever let cece home with someone else for a long period of time to go on vacay?
That’s true too! I haven’t as we always take Cece with us on vacation as I haven’t found anyone that I can trust here in NYC :( When the travel restrictions ease, we probably would have to fly to our parents’ place and leave her there if we want to travel internationally though 😋
Hi Xinyi, this is the requirements for entering NY from other states “The requirements for importing dogs and cats into New York State from another state within the United States are: A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) issued 30 days or less prior to entry. New York accepts the VS 7001 form, but we prefer and strongly encourage the use of electronic CVIs. The CVI should have the New York destination address and state that the examination revealed no clinical evidence of infectious or communicable disease, including external parasites and fungi, and that to the best of the veterinarian’s knowledge, the dog or cat has not recently been exposed to such infectious or communicable disease. A CVI is not required if: - The animal is staying in New York for less than 30 days. - The animal is entering for exhibition. - The dog is a New York resident with proof of current dog license, rabies vaccination, and is returning from out-of-state travel within one year. A current Rabies vaccination for animals 3 months of age and older. We accept the 1-year or 3-year vaccine. The rabies vaccine product name and date of vaccination must be recorded on the CVI.” Source: agriculture.ny.gov/animals/companion-animals
If you want to fly both of them in cabin with you, usually you need another person to register the 2nd pet under their ticket because their carrier is gonna be under your seat so I believe they won’t allow 2 if you’re just flying by yourself. Hope this helps! ❤️
Awesome question! To be honest, we never know because Cece was inside her carrier under the seat in front of me so we couldn't see her lol. She never whined or seemed distressed or anything like that. Even though dogs can't communicate with us how their ears feel, I'd imagine that it will be slightly uncomfortable for their ears just like us though :D
Theoretically speaking, most of the states require at least proof of rabies vaccination to enter if the dog is 3 months or older. In reality though, they rarely ask for it. I’ve travelled so many times and have not onced been asked to show any proof. However, I still strongly suggest checking the requirements of the specific state you’re travelling to and bringing the proof of vaccination with you just in case they ask. I hope this helps and best of luck for your upcoming flight with your pet! 💕
@@CeceFamily thank you so much for responding! I am flying to florida next month and my dog is a senior with a rabies exemption. I have checked everywhere and spoken to the airlines and there is no definitive answer for domestic flights...I think you are correct, I hope I am like you and they will not ask! Thank you again.
@@jamie615 Ohhh I see! Which airlines will you be flying with? We've always gone with Jetblue since it's so easy to reserve a spot for your pet online on their website, and it's super easy to reach out to their customer service consultants via social media instead of waiting hours on the line. In your case, I think your best bet would be to go to the counter on the flight day, and just casually show your ticket and mention that you bring a pup and don't mention vaccine or anything unless being asked. Most of the time they will just give you a tag to put on your pup carrier and you're free to go (I can only speak for my Jetblue experience though). I've flown to Florida twice without anyone asking so I hope that's the case for you too!
@@CeceFamily Yes I am flying jetblue! I actually spoke to a nice lady on the phone and she didnt really know the answer...she told me the same thing you just did. do they even ask for a health certificate from the vet? no right? there website is not clear. I read on the cdc website that you dont need to show vaccines so I will print that out and show that i they ask. thanks again!
@@CeceFamily hi again CiCi, thats for all your wonderful help! I was wondering if you could tell me which pet carrier you used for your jet blue flights...I know the measurements they require and I am looking for the right one. Please let me know which one you used. Thank you!
You have great attention to details! 💕 I mentioned in one of my videos that Cece’s hair in the back couldn’t grow back to normal after I shaved her to treat her skin allergy. Her fur in that part will look like that if i haven’t brushed her for a day 😂 I know it looks like it’s matted but it’s actually not and can be really easily brushed out. Btw, you should see Cece just 1 hour after taking a bath and being freshly groomed in our “day in the life of a Pomeranian video” 🤣🤣 - her fur is really high maintenance 🐶
@@lennix_8790 yes for Cece because she has really thick and dense coat but for Boo he tends to stay tidy much longer partly because his coat quality isn’t as good as Cece lol 😂
Haha you’re actually kinda right! Cece does enjoy many privileges as flight attendants and airport staff adore her! We used to be able to bypass the whole line waiting for security check and went straight to the priority gate to have our personal belongings checked just because of Cece 🤣
It could go up to thousand dollars if you’re flying them through a service (they don’t fly with you and the service will take care of everything to get the dog from point A to point B but usually it only takes more or less than 500 dollars for the health certificate + the airline dog fee
Never again will I fly on any airline where you need to place your small dog in a carry-on bag under the seat in front for the entire flight. That is just CRUEL. Did that with my 2nd dog years ago. And will not do that to my current dog (3rd) should I choose to fly with him. There ARE airlines that allow dogs to lay on the floor or sit next to us. If I know I'm flying where the airlines used won't allow that I'd rather leave my dog at home at a good kennel. And NEVER would I consider putting a dog in a crate to be placed in the belly of a plane. Dogs have died flying that way for some reason (never knew why...lack of oxygen? Can't be or the airline wouldn't allow dogs in the cargo section. Just fear? Loud sound? Being alone? ).
and yes! dogs have died from lack of oxygen, dehydration, they get treated like luggage unfortunately. recently heard of a family flying to another state and the airline accidents put the dog on another flight…..to Korea.
English is not my first language. If you ever learn another language, you will know how hard it is for non-native speakers to do a video like this. The subtitle is available in all of my videos to help you understand the content though so you can just turn it on.
ATTENTION:
Update 2: Effective from Dec 1, 2021 - DOGS ENTERING THE US FROM HIGH-RISK COUNTRIES
For dogs vaccinated in the United States:
Dogs over 6 months of age with valid US-issued rabies vaccination certificate and proof of microchip are exempt from the suspension-they can enter the United States without a permit. Dogs vaccinated outside the United States must have a CDC Dog Import Permit to enter the United States. To re-enter the United States, dogs with a US rabies vaccination certificate must
- Appear healthy on arrival
- Be at least 6 months old
- Have a microchip with numbers listed on their rabies vaccination certificate
- Provide proof of a valid US-issued rabies vaccination certificate upon arrival: The rabies vaccine must be administered by a US-licensed veterinarian in the United States on or after 12 weeks of age and at least 28 days before arrival if it is the dog’s first vaccination. It takes 28 days for the rabies vaccine to fully immunize and protect your dog. Booster rabies vaccines administered in the United States after 15 months of age are valid immediately.
Note: Expired US-issued rabies vaccination certificates will not be accepted. If a US-issued rabies vaccination certificate has expired, dogs must have a CDC Dog Import Permit, if eligible.
- Arrive at an approved port of entry
Update 1 - Effective from Jul 14, 21
NEW TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF DOGS ENTERING THE US FROM HIGH-RISK COUNTRIES EFFECTIVE FROM JUL 14, 21
Find out if your country belongs to the list
www.cdc.gov/importation/bringing-an-animal-into-the-united-states/high-risk.html
“These countries and political units are considered high risk for importing dog rabies into the United States. Beginning July 14, 2021, there is a temporary suspension which prohibits the entry of dogs into the United States arriving from the countries listed below.
On an extremely limited basis, CDC has the authority to issue advance written approval (CDC Dog Import Permit) to bring a dog from a high-risk country.
If you wish to import a dog from a high-risk country, you must request advance written approval (CDC Dog Import Permit) from CDC by emailing CDCanimalimports@cdc.gov at least 30 business days (6 weeks) before you intend to enter the United States.
No CDC Dog Import Permits are issued upon arrival. Dogs that arrive from high-risk countries without advance written approval from CDC will be denied entry and returned to the country of departure at the importer’s expense.”
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:18 Check Airline Pet Policies
1:38 Check Destination Requirements
1:50 International Flights
3:05 International Health Certificate
3:56 USDA Endorsement
4:37 Domestic Flights
5:33 Weeks before the Flight we
7:22 Day of the Flight
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What can you do if your pet is near the weight limit, and they still need to be in a carrier in order to fly on a airplane?
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When you put Cece in the suitcase, I was like "OH NO!!" hahahaha. This is really interesting. I don't have a dog, but I've always wondered how it works to fly with a pet. This is such a good reference for pet owners!
Hahaa 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you so much Jason! 🥰
My dad’s English and we go back to England every summer. However, I can say I don’t really like airlines and get stressed until I get into the plane. But my dog has been a great support to me and now I can’t wait to fly with him for the first time 🥰 Thanks for the video you and your pet are lovely 🥰
Aww thank you so much babe! I totally know that feeling - I usually get so stressed until I get into the plane too 💕 It's gonna be exciting to travel with your dog and we hope you and your dog have a great flight! 🥰
Had no idea so much paperwork was required!!! Without this amazing video, I probably would fail to bring my precious baby home with me! Rushing to complete the prerequisites now thanks to you! xoxox
Aww thank you! Where are you flying from & to?
Traveling is not so easy.. Like you've done you need to search and get all the information before you proceed anything otherwise will encounter problems and we all don't want that :) Whoever have a plan to travel with their doggie would be so helpful watching your video especially with Korean Airline :) Love to meet Cece today again :)
Aww thank you so much my sis! ❤️❤️❤️ Yes Cece has become the main star in this channel already hehe 🤣
Absolutely LOVING your channel. So much valuable information, extremely well produced and entertaining! P.s your and CeCe are a great team
Aww you’re too sweet and kind - Thank you so much! That means a lot to us! ❤️❤️🐶
loved the intro haha your dog was like what is going on😂
Haha yes she loves going inside the luggage to explore it every time we takes it out so we took that opportunity to film the intro 🤣
It's so helpful information Mam❤❤❤❤
Aww it's such an excitement to see people bring their pets on the plane. It's way better than the babies who cry the entire flight hahah. I can imagine how difficult it must be to arrive at the airport 2-3 early before your flight. The look on Cece's eyes at 5:38 got me like 🥺 and I gotta tell you, by this angle, she looks like a lion. :'D I got a question regarding Cece's bathroom break. Do you flatten out the pampers in the carrier so she can pee? I'm quite curious on that one and I've always wanted to ask that since babies get their diapers changed in mini bathroom. Overall, it was a very helpful video. I enjoy watching as I always do ❤️
ahh ^ i meant 2-3 hours early
Aww thank you so much Kathleen! ❤️ Haha and yes she does look like a lion in a few angles 🤣 Hehe that's one of the struggles of flying with dogs for long-haul too. I usually bring Cece to the bathroom in our transit airport and lay out the pee pad for her to go potty on. If it's a short flight say 3 hours she can usually hold her pee :P
Hello my friend, I enjoyed your video. Keep a good meeting 🥂🤝😍👍19
helped alot! Thank you!😊
Thanks for the tips! I’ve already ordered the water bottle and bag for our trip :)
Thank you! Have a great trip! ❤️
We certainly miss flying! Your fur babes sooo cute💛💛💛💛💛
This is very informative. Nice sharing this, friend. Keep it up. Stay safe.
This vlog could sure be helpful, keep up the good work! Stay safe, stay connected
So helpful loved your video and your dog!
Thank you so much! ❤️
Good information. Cece did such a good job!
Thank you so much! 💕💕
So yeah, Toto - this is it. We have to keep your weight under 20 pounds because that's the limit for most of the airlines.
Great tips, Jane! Really appreciate your (and your husbands) effort!
Hahha that's so funny! 🤣 You're right though as it seems to be the limit for most airlines! Thank you so much, Darko! 🧡
Cece is so adorable :( also this was so helpful thank you! :)
Thank you so much! 💕❤️
Hi Cece Family, we are planning to bring our Pee-A-Poms to Cambodia via EVA Airline. By then, he would be 7 months old. Here are the questions: 1. Did your pet doing okay with high jet pressure to his/her ears (ear pain)? 2. How did you toilet a pet while you were in a airplane between 4-16 hours. 3. Is there a place somewhere at an airport that pet owner can take a pet for potty? Thanks so much for any advices!
Hi!
1. My dogs seem totally fine with the pressure. I mean they can't talk so it's kinda hard to know but they just sleep through the whole flight so I assume they must have felt comfortable enough to do so.
2. There are 2 ways you can go about this (1)put on a diaper and also a pee pad inside the carrrier in case they go and you can change it after. The problem with it is that a lot of dogs won't go in their "living space" and it's obviously not good for their health to hold for 16 hours so there's a workaround that I usually use for my long flight between Asia and the US that I usually don't like to talk about because technically you're not allowed to do that lol but you gotta do what you gotta do so (2) I bring them inside the bathroom, spread the pee pad on the bathroom floor and use the potty cue for them to go on the pad, and then dispose the pad after they go so that the bathroom is completely intact and unaffected.
3. In the US there's usually a place called a relief area (both before and after custom) in most of the airports that you can google "pet relief area + the airport name" to get more information
I hope this helps!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing this helpful information! Can't wait to take our dog to travel too!
Thanks so much for sharing, this Is very informative ✨😊💕🐶
Thank you dear friend for sharing your great video!!!
Thank you for the wonderful video.
NICE VIDEO.. MORE VIDEOS, GOD BLESS TO YOUR CHANNEL.....
Hahaha 🤣 Jane you are funny! I love how helpful and detailed your information!
It’s so fun to see how your channel has taken off! Great work!! 💕and no wonder, since your videos are always great quality and so helpful.
Aww thank you so much Angelika for noticing my little milestone and growth! It means a lot to me to have someone who is so sweet and supportive like you on this little RUclips adventure 💕🥰
Thank you so much for such a helpful and informative video. If we’re flying internationally with two dogs who weigh under 10 lbs combined, do you suggest putting them in one carrier?
Thank you! ❤️ We definitely recommend putting them in 2 separate carriers as it’s gonna be much more comfortable for your dogs! Honestly ours weigh 7lbs each but the space is just enough for them to mostly lie down in a snuggly way. I believe it’s the airline requirement as well since they only allow 1 dog per person so they will want to make sure there’s only 1 per carrier! 😝
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Hello my dear friend! thank you so much for sharing this was so interesting and helpful!!!!
Thank you my dear friends🧡 you're amazing 😍 sending hugs and love to you 🤗
Thank you, Angie! You're so sweet as always! 🧡 sending hugs to you too! 🤗
This video was very helpful however I’m still stumped as to what documents (if any) that I need to travel with my dog. We are using Delta and will he traveling to Puerto Vallarta Mexico. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Thank you for this video! I am flying accross the Atlantic with my dog and I am very stressed out. Also, where did you get the tent for Cece that I can see in the background?
Thank you! It's very stressful when flying dogs - not gonna lie! However, if you do the research and prepare all the required docs, everything will be fine in the end ❤️ This is the one that we got for Cece: amzn.to/3vjreq8
Thanks for the great sharing
I just got a Pomeranian that is 2 months old can you make a video on how to teach them?
We have quite a few training videos on our channel that you can check them out ❤️
3 basic things to teach your dog (sit, look, and touch): ruclips.net/video/VmNg0LHLskY/видео.html
How to teach your dog to come reliably: ruclips.net/video/hX8Sp2mSjQ8/видео.html
Desensitize your dog to brushes/grooming:
ruclips.net/video/MsF_oMnSoW0/видео.html
Teach your dog to spin (fun trick):
ruclips.net/video/7uSRK7p34rs/видео.html
Hi my dear,love your videos ❤ May i ask how much your dogs weigh because im condsidering to buy the same carrier for our next flight…
Hi! Ours weigh around 7lbs. Have a safe flight! ❤️
Thanx a lot ❤
Thanks for sharing
We are flying with a dog (most likely maltipoo) from Korea to NY, in Korean Air. Are there any must need documents to bring for international flights? Thanks and great video!
Hi! I love maltipoo! ❤️ Usually for dogs entering NYC from outside of the US, below are the requirements according to NYC Department of Agriculture (You should check with your Korean Vet because usually they would be the one to know which form to fill out). In short, you would need a health certificate filled out by your vet, detailing all the vaccinations that your dog has taken, and that your dog is free of internal and external parasites, and proof of rabies vaccine for dogs over 3 months:
"A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) issued 30 days or less prior to entry issued by your veterinarian. All information must be in English. The CVI should have the full New York destination address (no PO boxes) and should state that the examination revealed no clinical evidence of infectious or communicable disease, including external parasites and fungi, and that to the best of the veterinarian’s knowledge, the dog or cat has not recently been exposed to such infectious or communicable disease.
A current rabies vaccination for animals 3 months of age and older. We accept the 1-year or 3-year vaccine. The rabies vaccine product name and date of vaccination must be recorded on the CVI."
I hope this helps! Welcome to NYC - if you ever spot us on the street please come and say hi. We'd love to meet your Maltipoo hehe :P
@@CeceFamily Thank you so much! I have actually lived in NY for quite a while and my family and I are getting the dog in Korea when we visit. All this information really helped! Thanks again! 😊
Thanks for update. I’m looking at taking our Pom to TX in Dec and checking the options now. I’m also noticing didnt airplanes have different space requirements for under the seats. Hmm.
Personally we always go with Jetblue because of how easy it is to simply go to their website and reserve a spot for your Pom, and they don’t require a vet certificate like some other airlines do. We travel with our dog quite often and getting a certificate every single time can easily become a hassle 😅
Cece looks so calm in the her little carry bag! Such a good pup!
I don’t think Genie would be allowed to get on the plane with me because of her size, I wish airlines could be more flexible to allow bigger dogs on the plane but unfortunately that is the reality :/
Thank you so much! 😍 Yes I wish the same too. I wish all dog could fly in cabin with human so that it can be less stressful for them :( Why don't they have a designated area in the plane for pet owners right? That'd be awesome!
Hi there! When flying from Vietnam to US, did you have a layover in Korea? If so, do you also have to follow that country’s import guidelines since it’s just a connecting flight? Thank you!
Correct! You don’t need to follow Korea’s guidelines! Make sure your dog has a valid US rabies vaccine when flying from Vietnam though or else the process and paper is gonna be much more complicated.
@@CeceFamily thank you! Do I also need an export permit if I’m a US citizen visiting Vietnam and then returning to the US? I got this info from a pet travel service:
LEAVING VIETNAM
To export your pet from Vietnam, you need to contact a veterinarian to secure an exit permit.
You will need to bring your passport, your pet's health certificate, and a valid rabies vaccination certificate identifying your pet. If the rabies vaccination is not current, your pet will be required to a rabies vaccination at least 15 days before departure.
Hello. So I was wondering, how about when they want to do their business? Like how are will they be able to “use the toilet”?
Hi! Most of the airports in US always have a relief are before and after custom so we always let them do their business right before and after the flight if it’s a domestic one. For longer flight of up to 16 hours, of course small dogs can’t hold that long so what I usually do is I bring a potty pad inside the bathroom and let her go there and dispose the pad. You’re not supposed to let your dog out of the carrier at all let alone doing that but you gotta do what you gotta do since it’s not good for them to hold that long. You can also use a dog diaper too if your dog is ok doing their business inside their carrier and change the diaper every now and then. I hope this helps! ❤️
Hey , may I ask if they check the health certificate documents at check in , or at the arriving country ?
Most of the time they only check at check in!
Thanks for making this video! I found my dog (!) and now have to pick him up from the airport and fly with him home. He will be a 16 week puppy at that point. I'm nervous about how to reduce his anxiety when I'll be new to him and the experience of flying will be new to him as well. Any tips that you have on how you trained Cece to be comfortable in her carrier? Or how you've handled bathroom breaks for Cece in airports?
Impressed that you've gone international with her! I'm hopeful I can also take my dog on trips further distances too (eventually)
Wow congratulations! That sounds so exciting! ❤️
I'd assume since he's a puppy, he has no previous training? If so I think it's best to just let nature plays it course as there's nothing much we can do right on the day.
If he's whining or seems distressed, you can pet him and calm him down a bit, or give him some treats so he can begin associate the experience with something positive. Most US Airlines are actually pretty lax when it comes to pets. I have actually seen people walking their dogs until right before boarding the plane, and you can often leave the top mesh of the carrier open during the flight (international flights are usually stricter though).
For bathroom breaks, since Cece is potty trained already, I'll usually bring her to the bathroom, lay the potty pad out, and tell her to go potty there. For your case, I think it's best to just lay the potty pad inside the carrier, and bring a few more to change if needed. It's probably gonna be a short domestic flight right so I think he'll be fine.
On the side note, I've noticed that you mention he'll be 16 months old by that time. If so, make sure that the breeder socializes him well with other dogs, strangers, kids, and different kind of noises because between 3 weeks to 12/14 weeks is their critical socialization period. This period will greatly shape how your dog will turn out/and how well-socialized he is.
I'm so excited for you to finally find a puppy. Best of luck with your flight!
@@CeceFamily Thank you!! Thank you for your reply and the vidoes :) so helpful and interesting to watch.
Yes, that's true. I will definitely bring treats and pee pads. It is good to know you've had a pretty lax experience- wasn't sure what to expect and this was a helpful walkthrough. I'll be sure to communicate with the breeder on socialization for noises during that period of time and people so that he'll be more apt to adjust when we're together. Thank you for your kind words and advice!!
Great tips! So wish we could do plane travel with the labmaraners but they're definitely not as portable as Cece😀!
Lol yes I think they are meant for sea journey not air journey! 🤣❤️
Excellent advice! I will be traveling with a cat next month🙄.
Oh haha! Cats can sometimes make a great deal about travelling as they don't enjoy it as much as dogs do. I wish you a safe and smooth flight with your lovely cat 💕😺
Korean Air has an interesting rule concerning flying with pets. In this video (thanks to the Cece family), the woman shows the regulation concerning the weight of the dogs allowed. But, it doesn't mention what if your dog is between 7 and 8 kilos. ???
Hi where did you buy so beautiful Pomeranian
Hey @Cece Family in NYC,
Please can you make a video about new pet owners of Pomeranian puppies- how to teach them to pee and poo inside the bathroom, outside when they are bigger than 3 months and what to feed them with. Oh and what would be the most essential things to get before bringing your puppy at home for the first time.
I had a video on potty training and another one on the food I feed them here:
- Potty training: ruclips.net/video/sYc0Tcjic8U/видео.html
- Food: ruclips.net/video/F6VPIRHXTwY/видео.html
- Some essential products for dogs: www.amazon.com/shop/cecefamilyinnyc
Hope it helps! ❤️
Very beautiful
in some places when you bring a dog inside the country, you can’t take them back home :( Have you ever let cece home with someone else for a long period of time to go on vacay?
That’s true too! I haven’t as we always take Cece with us on vacation as I haven’t found anyone that I can trust here in NYC :( When the travel restrictions ease, we probably would have to fly to our parents’ place and leave her there if we want to travel internationally though 😋
Hi how much do need to pay for international health certificate? For my dog
Thank you
It was roughly $170 I think. I got it in New York though it could be different depending on where you live 😊
Cute dog....👍👍😍
My dog is 18 inch while standing and I want to go to usa . Can I buy a 10 inch carrier ? Will it be enough for her to go in cabin ?
I’d say it’s a bit of a stretch! How much does your dog weight and how long is the flight?
Hi cece, have you ever traveled with your pets into ny or nyc? What were the documents the states asked for, not the airline? Thanks 🙏
Can you plz help me !! It’s my first time traveling with my dog. 🥺
Hi Xinyi, this is the requirements for entering NY from other states
“The requirements for importing dogs and cats into New York State from another state within the United States are:
A Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) issued 30 days or less prior to entry.
New York accepts the VS 7001 form, but we prefer and strongly encourage the use of electronic CVIs. The CVI should have the New York destination address and state that the examination revealed no clinical evidence of infectious or communicable disease, including external parasites and fungi, and that to the best of the veterinarian’s knowledge, the dog or cat has not recently been exposed to such infectious or communicable disease.
A CVI is not required if:
- The animal is staying in New York for less than 30 days.
- The animal is entering for exhibition.
- The dog is a New York resident with proof of current dog license, rabies vaccination, and is returning from out-of-state travel within one year.
A current Rabies vaccination for animals 3 months of age and older. We accept the 1-year or 3-year vaccine. The rabies vaccine product name and date of vaccination must be recorded on the CVI.”
Source: agriculture.ny.gov/animals/companion-animals
@@xinyizheng1379 I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions ❤️
Hey! I have 2 dogs, do you know if I can fly them both?
If you want to fly both of them in cabin with you, usually you need another person to register the 2nd pet under their ticket because their carrier is gonna be under your seat so I believe they won’t allow 2 if you’re just flying by yourself. Hope this helps! ❤️
I am going to india with my pet duck from US what should i do please help 😅
When the plane lands, does your dogs ear pop also?
Awesome question! To be honest, we never know because Cece was inside her carrier under the seat in front of me so we couldn't see her lol. She never whined or seemed distressed or anything like that. Even though dogs can't communicate with us how their ears feel, I'd imagine that it will be slightly uncomfortable for their ears just like us though :D
Can you please share the link of that carrier and bottle water ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Of course! ❤️
Pet Travel carrier: amzn.to/3mdBKKk
Pet Water Bottle: amzn.to/3sbzFjL
You have the same breed of dog I want is it a Pomeranian?
Hehe yes she is! ❤️ I have plenty of Pomeranian videos for potential Pom owners in my channel 💕
hi what about vaccines for domestic flights? do they ask for proof of vaccination at the airport for domestic flights? thank you.
Theoretically speaking, most of the states require at least proof of rabies vaccination to enter if the dog is 3 months or older. In reality though, they rarely ask for it. I’ve travelled so many times and have not onced been asked to show any proof. However, I still strongly suggest checking the requirements of the specific state you’re travelling to and bringing the proof of vaccination with you just in case they ask. I hope this helps and best of luck for your upcoming flight with your pet! 💕
@@CeceFamily thank you so much for responding! I am flying to florida next month and my dog is a senior with a rabies exemption. I have checked everywhere and spoken to the airlines and there is no definitive answer for domestic flights...I think you are correct, I hope I am like you and they will not ask! Thank you again.
@@jamie615 Ohhh I see! Which airlines will you be flying with? We've always gone with Jetblue since it's so easy to reserve a spot for your pet online on their website, and it's super easy to reach out to their customer service consultants via social media instead of waiting hours on the line. In your case, I think your best bet would be to go to the counter on the flight day, and just casually show your ticket and mention that you bring a pup and don't mention vaccine or anything unless being asked. Most of the time they will just give you a tag to put on your pup carrier and you're free to go (I can only speak for my Jetblue experience though). I've flown to Florida twice without anyone asking so I hope that's the case for you too!
@@CeceFamily Yes I am flying jetblue! I actually spoke to a nice lady on the phone and she didnt really know the answer...she told me the same thing you just did. do they even ask for a health certificate from the vet? no right? there website is not clear. I read on the cdc website that you dont need to show vaccines so I will print that out and show that i they ask. thanks again!
@@CeceFamily hi again CiCi, thats for all your wonderful help! I was wondering if you could tell me which pet carrier you used for your jet blue flights...I know the measurements they require and I am looking for the right one. Please let me know which one you used. Thank you!
I noticed her hair looked uneven at the back at the start of the vid, is that matting?
You have great attention to details! 💕 I mentioned in one of my videos that Cece’s hair in the back couldn’t grow back to normal after I shaved her to treat her skin allergy. Her fur in that part will look like that if i haven’t brushed her for a day 😂 I know it looks like it’s matted but it’s actually not and can be really easily brushed out. Btw, you should see Cece just 1 hour after taking a bath and being freshly groomed in our “day in the life of a Pomeranian video” 🤣🤣 - her fur is really high maintenance 🐶
@@CeceFamily so their fur gets untidy again after they sleep?
@@lennix_8790 yes for Cece because she has really thick and dense coat but for Boo he tends to stay tidy much longer partly because his coat quality isn’t as good as Cece lol 😂
@@CeceFamily haha 💕
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Whatever the rules are they probably go out the window when they see CeCe. 😄
Haha you’re actually kinda right! Cece does enjoy many privileges as flight attendants and airport staff adore her! We used to be able to bypass the whole line waiting for security check and went straight to the priority gate to have our personal belongings checked just because of Cece 🤣
Well, then I think Lightning will get the same treatment then :)
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But my family members say it’s a thousand dollars
It could go up to thousand dollars if you’re flying them through a service (they don’t fly with you and the service will take care of everything to get the dog from point A to point B but usually it only takes more or less than 500 dollars for the health certificate + the airline dog fee
Never again will I fly on any airline where you need to place your small dog in a carry-on bag under the seat in front for the entire flight. That is just CRUEL. Did that with my 2nd dog years ago. And will not do that to my current dog (3rd) should I choose to fly with him. There ARE airlines that allow dogs to lay on the floor or sit next to us. If I know I'm flying where the airlines used won't allow that I'd rather leave my dog at home at a good kennel. And NEVER would I consider putting a dog in a crate to be placed in the belly of a plane. Dogs have died flying that way for some reason (never knew why...lack of oxygen? Can't be or the airline wouldn't allow dogs in the cargo section. Just fear? Loud sound? Being alone? ).
what airlines do you know of that let them out of the crate? looking to fly with my dog soon
and yes! dogs have died from lack of oxygen, dehydration, they get treated like luggage unfortunately. recently heard of a family flying to another state and the airline accidents put the dog on another flight…..to Korea.
So barely understand what you’re trying to say if you could speak clearly that be great so speak slowly
So hard to understand you 🥴
English is not my first language. If you ever learn another language, you will know how hard it is for non-native speakers to do a video like this. The subtitle is available in all of my videos to help you understand the content though so you can just turn it on.