How to Fly With Your Dog (or Cat)
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Today I will show you how to travel with a dog in an airplane with 10 tips. We flew with our dog under the airplane seat in front of us on United Airlines, and I will show you how we did it successfully.
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-Wet wipes in baggie
-Leash
-Harness
-Collapsible bowl - he would not use it.
-Vaccination paper and airport certificate
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Travel With Dog Airline Links:
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I would also recommend taking them to a car wash regularly to get them used to the scary sounds.
I wish you'd shared this tip a year earlier. Brilliant. Thank you for watching!
That sounds like it might work, thanks!
Yes ! Lol. My sister took her dog with 'em to a car wash just a couple of days ago, she videoed it ,where I could see how terrified she was ! Poor thing ! But ,that trick of your might be effective for those flying with their dogs & cats ! But ,I am not really o.k.with dogs & cats flying or even travelling in cars so on as it's very stressful to them !! Especially cats !! So ,unless absolutely necessary, people shouldn't ! There have been too many cases of tragedies that took dogs 's & cat's lives on planes as well !! Unless they can put their dogs& cats in passenger seats ,or checked bag areas ,they shouldn't !! 💜🥁🎵🐉🎤🎶🐾💕💞
Wow!!! Just did that Today 😃😃
Ay we got the same 1st name but double the ‘n’
Love your dog. He is adorable. I am a big fan of Aussies & think the Aussiedoodle is precious.
He is a cutie pie. We get to road trip with him soon.
I recently flew to Europe from Canada with my service dog Skidboot. It was Skid’s first time flying and we had three flights each way. The entire trip including layovers was 24 hours.
Here are some things I did to prepare him for the trip (there was a lot more that is specific for service dogs) as well as some of the things I brought for him.
- lots of rides in various vehicles (trucks, cars, quads, golf carts) over various terrain (bumpy rides)
- several train and bus rides
- getting him used to the sight and sound of golf carts as you will come across them at airports
- getting him used to the feel of riding in elevators
- visit airport beforehand so the dog can get used to the noise and sounds and smells
- getting the dog used to suitcases being pulled and dropped on the ground
- exposure to people in uniforms
- exposure to loud equipment/machines/vehicles
- it’s also a good idea to teach your dog to go potty on command on a potty pad (some airports don’t have pet relief areas or they are so disgusting that the dog doesn’t want to use them). In Europe, pet relief areas are almost all the time outside the secure area.
- make sure your dog has a solid sit/stay and recall for going through security
- make sure your dog is comfortable being touched by strangers as the dog may get patted down by a security officer if you choose to leave his gear on
- getting him used to all kinds of noises, e.g. jet/turbo engines starting up, plane taking off, PA announcements, sounds of a busy airport, sounds of people going through security) by playing sounds from RUclips over speaker at increasing volume
- withhold food and water before the flight.
- bring an extra empty water bottle for your dog that you can fill up after going through security as well as a collapsible water bowl; ice cubes are another option
- bring high-value treats (make sure he’s used to them to prevent stomach upset)
- dry kibble (amount depends on the length of your trip, but I would say at least 2 days worth for an international trip) and collapsible feed bowl (in case you get stranded somewhere due to cancellation or delay)
- bring his favourite toy (non squeaky or silent squeaker), a chew stick (non-smelly)
- bring paper towels, wipes, disposable gloves, potty pads in a Ziploc bag to clean up in case of an accident
- talk to your vet about giving him something to prevent an upset tummy
- original copies of health papers (good idea to have copies with you as well and/or keep on phone)
- bring an extra collar and extra leash in case something breaks
- check with customs re. bringing dog food, treats into the country you are flying to
Wow these are fantastic tips! Thanks so much!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie Thank you!
Im pretty sure the sit & stay while going through security is just for service dogs. Those with regular dogs can hold them through security. (May be dependent on airline or airport)
@@leahc8622 Yes, you are correct. Pets are either held or walked through on a leash.
Thank you 🙏
She's so kind that she is reading all the comments and replying to them I am first time seeing such an youtuber BTW love from india
Thanks for your time to watch this!
I've flown many times domestically with my dogs. The best pet carrier is the Sturdi bag. It has stays that arch across the top so the bag doesn't collapse on the dog, but the stays can squish down to where you can shove the bag under the seat in front of you. I keep a small ziploc with treats in the carrier so that if I need to take him out and put him back in the bag mid trip, I have treats to reward him. I can also reward him any time for good behavior. I've also found that it varies greatly from airport to airport and flight/gate attendant to attendant as to if your dog is allowed out of the carrier to walk vs. being in the bag. I've had a tsa person yell at me for having my dog out, even though 10 feet from where I stood I was going to have to take him out to walk through security check. It just depends on who is working that day. In my carry on, I try to carry stuff that I need for the trip for my dog and check my own things because my items are easier to replace. An empty collapsible water dish is handy for when you arrive at the destination airport to give the dog a drink, and pop up crates/tents fit great in carry on bags. I do always get a health certificate from my vet every time I fly, but I've never once been asked to see it.
The best story I have about flying with my dog is when we landed I carefully picked up my dog carrier and put it in my lap. An older lady sitting next to me was surprised that I had a dog in there. She said she thought I was talking to myself throughout the flight! LOL!
Awwww, your dog is so lucky to have you! I'm so glad you mentioned that carrier! Thanks for watching!
PLEASE HELP!!! I too have the Sturdi Bag that I will be using for the first time on Feb. 3, 2021. I am moving and purchased the bag 3 months ago for my 5yr old Maltese Cocker Spaniel. I also purchased the K9 Sport Sack to carry my dog on my back instead of by hand, on my arm, or pulling. We are flying Delta. My dog is used to the crate/kennel but he whines A LOT when we get in a moving vehicle. When I had my car, I had seatbelts for my dog so he was never boxed in (I like for my dog to be as free as possible). I consulted with his vet, received meds for him and did a test run in an Uber to my mother’s house. As my dog was a little woozy, he still managed to whine in the Uber until I took him out of the bag. My dog is an ESA dog however, as of Jan. 11,2021 ESAs are no longer recognized on flights. I say all of that to ask...how do I get my dog to stop whining while crated to avoid disrupting other passengers????
I have a question I have a 100 pound Service dog now he’s a service dog and she can’t fit into a carrier. He needs to be with us in the plane and he’s a fairly big dog do you think he could fit in the leg area
@@Pengiunrocks Service dogs the train properly then they can do a tuck under the seat .The airline can’t deny your Service dog .
@@Navi405 its been a bit so you've probably already gotten an answer, but a border collie most likely wouldn't be able to fit under the seat in front of you. Most airlines require the crate to be no larger that 18×11×11ish and that's barely enough room for my 20lb chihuahua mix. It's also very hard to find carriers that meet those dementions that can hold more than 15 or 20 lbs
You placed more emphasis on the things people don't usually talk about, like getting through TSA, and kept the more obvious things a bit shorter but still clear, it was a helpful video, Thank you (Also your doggo is adorable!)
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching! He just turned one last week.
Very helpful. Thank you for your tips.
Thank you for taking the time and sharing with us all this great tips
Always such great tips and general information!!! Thank you!!! And so glad Oliver has joined the family!!!💙
Hi! We are too! That puppy stage is exhausting though. I'm too old! But he's so good. Thanks for your support!
Thank you Laurie. You've covered all the bases - great tips !!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Happy Beginnings 2020! Thank you for the tips. As always extremely good! Be safe and take care. Love ❤️ your Aussie!
He's a sweetie! Thanks Carmen.
Good to see you back Laurie! Your puppy is adorable! Really good information! I had no idea there was so much to bringing your pet along on a trip! Happy New Year!
Hey Deborah! Now that I have done it once, I can easily do it again if our puppy was smaller ha. Happy New Year!
TravelTipsbyLaurie ❤️
Yes, great vid. I needed this information. Happy New Year!!!
Oh yay! Happy New Year to you too! Thanks for watching!
Such a cute puppy & thank you for the great advice. Happy New Year Laurie!!
Greetings from South Africa
Hi again! Thanks for watching! Have a lovely day and year!
This is exactly what I need to know. Thank you. Happy new year.
I'm so glad it helped!
Thank you for these tips. Not sure I’ll travel with my pet but love the puppy tips!! 🤗
Thanks for watching!
Really helpful! I’m really gonna follow these tips!!! Thank you
So glad! Thank you for watching.
Great video Laurie! Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year~ 💖from the Jersey Shore 🦀
Hey Joan! Happy New Year and safe driving conditions today for y'all!
Such a cute and well-behaved puppy! Congrats!
Thank you!! 😊 He's now almost 1.5 years old! So. Much. Easier.
Thank you!! Your video is just the perfect information i need. Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful! Be sure to see what your airline requires. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Flying soon with a brand new pup. Super helpful.
I hope you have a snuggly good time! Thanks for watching.
Amazing information! Thanks so much💕 i feel you answered all my questions! Thanks for being so detailed and informative
Sorry for the delay.
This was all the information I wanted to know that other videos leave out. Thank you so much! I’ve been avoiding travel with my new puppy, but this makes me feel much more confident about it.
I'm so glad! Thank you for watching!
You’re back!! I’ve missed your videos, especially as I’m getting ready to make along haul flight and you have the best info on RUclips!
Woohoo star sticker!!! Thanks Susan. I'm so happy for y'all. We need to find a pet sitter soon so we can travel more often. Sadly he's now too big I think to go under the seat. Thanks for watching!
TravelTipsbyLaurie I wish I could take my schnoodle with me. He’s so friendly and loves traveling. Since I. Headed overseas, it won’t happen this trip. When our two stay home, it’s usually with a family member or close friend. Hope you’re able to find a sitter for Ollie soon!
Such a helpful video... going to be traveling with my puppy in a week and you’ve given many useful tips.
Yay! Take pics to look back on. Let me know if you think of a new tip.
thanks so much for the advice im getting a dog soon and i travel a lot so i needed this i was freaking out thank u! ❤️
I'm so glad! Have so much fun!! Aullie is now a year and a half old and is so much fun!! Thanks for watching.
Welcome back! Great tips! I love Zak George, too!
He's so darn nice too! I have his book. Watched a ton of his videos prior to puppy. Thanks for watching!
Great tips. I am not traveling with my pet, but I did want to say your tips are soooo helpful. I took my first flight ever in November. I also had to make connections in 2 major airports both ways. Traveling alone, first flight was easy because of all of your videos I watched. When I was unsure of anything I just thought what did Laurie suggest. Boom easy peasy. Now I can not wait to fly again. Knowledge is power and your tips empowered me. Thank you and Happy New Year!
I'm so glad to know this Patty! Thank you from the bottom of my personal item bag!
Thank you !!! All the information you are providing is exactly what I wanted to know 🐶
You are so welcome!
Did lots of research about traveling with dogs but yours did the best on how to prep your pup and details on actually traveling with him. Thanks so much!!
Oh my word that made my day! Thanks for watching.
This is a great video! Thanks for sharing!
Great video. My daughter is traveling with her dog for the first time, and this is extremely helpful. I will share with her. 🐕 😃 ✈️. Thank you for sharing!
Oh, I'm so glad. Thank you for sharing and merry Christmas!
What A cute little puppy !! ;)
This actually helped because I wasn’t sure on some of the airlines rules with having your pet plus wanting to have carry-on thank you for this video
Great tips. And a pretty puppy. Happy New Year! Greetings from Germany
Guten tag! Thanks for watching!
super helpful and nerve calming! Thanks for your hard work! Also your puns......haha
Haha! I think it was harder with my cat a few years ago. Thanks for watching!
great tips! thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great job of helping out a first time pet traveler. Thankyou mucho!
De nada! But check your airline's rules for updated Info.
Great advice! I am taking a trip with my dog for the first time this summer. You’re right, Delta says call to book for your pet. I tried to call twice to book last week and each time the hold times were 7 & 9 hours!
Oh my word...maybe message them on instagram? Or keep searching their site.
I know you posted this a couple years ago but OMG how helpful 😊
I also live here in Phoenix and will be traveling back to my hometown in a week to pick up my new baby pup. Thank you so much for all of the info! 😊
Eeeeeek have so much fun! Loved watching videos about how to train puppies. Whew it was awful tiring though
Super helpful and super sweet. My video time seeing one of ur videos, I’m less than half way through and I’m already liking and subscribing🤗💕
Awesome! Thank you! Hope the tips help. I have several playlists, but most of them are in the Travel Tips playlist. Thanks again for watching!
Our dog loves traveling in my truck or wife’s SUV. We are planning a trip to Las Vegas around Christmas and this will be first airline travel. Thank you for the information.
Oh, awesome!! Have such a great time; perfect weather time to visit LV. Thanks for watching!!
What a great video!!
Thank you for all your tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow this is been unbelievably so helpful. I've been super nervous because I'm a first time dog owner and I'm taking my little Chihuahua across the country. Every single tip that you said was treasure. I really appreciate this
Oh I'm so glad! That was ours too. Your vet will help so much!
Thank you so much. I travel all the time. First time I will be going with my beloved. So kind of you. Very thorough. Really appreciate it.
Thanks!
This is such a helpful video. Thanks!!!!
So glad! Thanks for watching.
Good info. Thanks
Extremely helpful as I prepare to pick up my puppy 🙏🏾
Best of luck!
This video is so helpful! Thank you so much. After some research I decided to buy the Elitefield carrier. We're flying internationally and yes, I can't help but to think about how it will go. I gonna buy the chewing stuff
I'm so glad it has helped. That carrier looks amazing. Mine did not want any of the chews or treats I brought, but you never know. Have a great time!!
Wow! great info thank you so much, God Bless.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, very informative, will try your suggestion on leaving travel case in familiar area, see if it works.
Thank you!!!!!! You got everything good
Hi Laurie!
Happy New Year to you and your family.
I'm so glad your doing videos with you puppy, me and my husband just got a puppy too and we are a little worried how to travel with her.
So I'm looking forward to more videos like this. They are so helpful.
I dont know if that's his mane but Ollie is a cutie.
They say to introduce them to anything they will ever face between 8 and 16 weeks. So you're good. It was fun watching him. I wish we could do it again because I think he'd walk through the airport now. Thanks for watching!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie thank you for taking the time to reply.
Yeah definitely they will get used to things after the experience a few times.
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Thank you, this was so helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Great information! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very useful information, THANK YOU!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for these tips!! So helpful!
Also my dog is 30 pounds do you think they’ll allow her on?
You're so welcome! Thanks for watching.
There are size limits - plus they must fit and stay in the bag in the boarding area and inside the airplane fyi. You could google your airline and pet requirements.
Travel Tips by Laurie ok great thank you!
best advice!! and at the end, be kind to yourself. true that!!
Yay! Thanks for watching.
She is so pleasant thank you for the tips
It worked thank you so much!
Happy New Year Laurie! Many blessings in this New Year to you and your family! I missed your videos. Glad you are back!
Thank you!! Happy New Year to you!
Thank you so much for this advice. Flying with Caesar, a Yorkie, for the first time to AZ. I am nervous since he’s a barker. Again, thank you.
I think in America ESAS (or pets) can’t fly with you. They have to be put in the back of the plane in a kennel. But you did your research and this is only what I have heard on the news. Don’t take advice from me!
How did it go?????
Good luck!! I don't know how I missed this comment. Sorry for the delay. How did it go?
I found your video to be very, very interesting; but the amount of details going into taking a pet on the plane would overwhelm me 😊 My little Chihuahua stays with a sitter we found on Rover, and it helps us to be free to travel. We don’t fly much and he travels great in the car, but he doesn’t like being away from home and wants to be glued to us all the time. He’s used to his sitter now, and we all do better that way.
We're trying out Rover so we can travel for a week sometimes. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for all of the super helpful tips. We are bringing a new puppy home in October and your video provided a lot of extra things that I wouldn't have thought about.
I am buying a carrier, per another video's suggestion, called Mr. Peanuts. I really like so many aspects of this carrier and feel it will be the best for traveling with our new pup!
Thanks for sharing and have fun! You can sleep 5 years from now😂
Cute pup.. never heard of that mix.
Thanks! He's so darn cute and has a bright blue eye and a bright blue/green one. Thanks for watching!
Another training tip- once you land and get your luggage you may want to attach your pup’s container to your luggage (like you would a carry on bag) and roll. Practice that at home, and going up the street with all the vibration that concrete/asphalt creates as you roll.
What a great idea!!
Thank you for this great video and tips. I didn’t know about checking for animal relief stations inside the airport.
Yes, the airport map or app will have them. Thanks for watching!
Very helpful vid! We almost flew with out Maltichon earlier this month, but changed our minds due to lack of info in what to do! Saving this vid for future references! Happy New Year! :)
I hope it helps a ton. It's a long one. Thanks for watching!
sherpa bag is my absolute favorite! i treid a few and i study abroad so we fly a lot :)
Thank you for all the tips! It is helpful to be prepared! I've flown many times with my Chi-mix. The best thing I can do to keep her calm, is to remain calm myself. She picks up on when my breathing or expression changes. It reminds me to calm down & breathe deeper. Also, I unzip the carrier top slightly, so she knows she isn't trapped. She is fine as long as she maintains some eye contact with me. They love to be with their peeps!
That’s so wonderful Wanda! She sounds like a sweet dog for the airplane💕
I am so nervous to travel with my 15lb Bichon for the 1st time. Loved all the detailed tips that was provided in this video. I already started implementing them and starting to feel a little at ease! Thank you so much!
It’ll go great. Highly recommend prescription meds to help him feel chilled out.
Hey! How did it go? I’m planning on flying with my Bichon in about a month because of work. I’m nervous. He’s about 15.4 pounds.
Thank you. Very helpful tips. I’m travelling in a few weeks for the first time with my dog to Italy
I hope it goes well, and I am sure it will.
This was super helpful, thanks!
So glad! Thank you for watching!
Laurie, honey! I love this! Thank you!
Thank you sooooo much. I am flying to Phoenix in a week & my original plan was to take my dog and then I started getting anxiety. This really helped. I pray that all goes well because my plan is to take him. He is extremely calm and he is used to being around people. Hopefully that will help. He has been riding in a vehicle daily for 8 years.
Awwww it's going to be great.
Perfect timing! We have a 10-week old puppy. 🐶
Awww what kind do y'all have? Thanks for watching.
Again, Ollie is so so adorable 😍
You are so kind; when he stayed at an airport boarding called Pet Paradise, they sent pics everyday. His doggie friends were Simone and Mina lol.
Laurie, you are delightfully knowledgeable! This is extremely thorough. Thanks for your invaluable help. 💛👍🏼
P.S., you sound like a Texan!
Thanks
Very helpful video.
Thank you so much! It was very helpful!
I'm so glad! Thank you for watching.
This is helpful for when I take my dog to see my aunt and uncle and grandma in Florida
im bringing my new puppy home from florida to los angeles on a plane, this will hopefully help make it an easier flight
Very useful your tips thank you. What you didn't mention was to keep the dogs as I did hydrated obviously not to push water too much as they'll wee wee but enough. When they have chew sticks they will get thirsty which will lead to a headache if they are dehydrated. I also take mine on the aeroplane and her first flight was also 4mths. Thanks for sharing.
I give my service dog ice cubes to lick.
This was insanely helpful 🙏🏼
Glad you think so! Thank you for watching!
Thanks so much. Very helpful.
You're welcome!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I'm flying Delta with my dog. How strict are they if my dog's head touches the top of carrier?
Love that idea 💡
Goodness thank you for this video I am flying United and I had no idea where to start
Glad I could help! Let me know if you think of a tip once you do it. Thank you for watching!
Very helpful moving me and my dog to New York in April
Hope it goes smoothly! Thanks for watching!
Very gd advice. Thx
Thanks so much; now he's too big boohoo.
We're planning to take our small on a plane flight in July. We've been taking her to the airport to walk around before TSA to get used to the the sounds and all the people. She now gets excited when she sees the airport, because she likes being there.
Awwwww that's so smart! I would do that too if we could do this again.
Traveling with my one year old frenchie next week and am VERY nervous. Wish us luck and thank you for this!!!
Have fun! She will be so cute. Thank you for watching.
I have not traveled on a plane with a pet but I have an awesome carrier by PetsFit and it is sold on Amazon. Mine has on the side two wings that fold out like a pup tent for when you are sitting and waiting so your pet can stretch out a little. When your ready you fold the wings back in and zip them up. There is also the material on the side so you can slip it securely over the carry on handle when it is extended. My bag fits exactly on top of the carry on bag to and it is the size requirement the airlines require as well. There is a really size pocket on the back to. I hope this helps.
Oh how amazing that would be! I'll look for it and link it. Thanks KT and thanks for watching!
I appreciate your post! I will rewatch it again and take good notes. My only comment is that I fed my dog a tendon and she loved it! BUT I thought she has been eating enough so I took the tendon away from her and discovered that she had swallowed the tendon and I pulled it out of her throat. I think its a great long time treat, but I would not recommend letting them eat it without supervision.
Thanks for sharing! Great tip.
Omg , he’s soo cute and everything is helpful !!!!!☺️
Glad you think so! Have a fun trip!
@@TravelTipsbyLaurie I’m very nervous Laurie as I’ve never taken her on a trip before she’s a cav King Charles and 6 years old my world 🌎 and thinking of seeing my sis for Christmas 🎄
@@stephanieacierno2584 The best thing ever is the low dose medicine my vet prescribed. It does NOT make them comatose; it will just help her be super chill when she has to be in the carrier for the flight.
Your pup is adorable
Eeek thanks!
Missed you. Happy New Year! Glad things went so well with your precious puppy. We do regular car travel (2 times so far) with our dog and some of your suggestions are useful things we will use . That is one lucky puppy. Glad he did so well for you. Will he always be small enough for an under-seat carrier? Ours is not and I am not comfortable with him traveling in the belly of the plane so airline travel is not an option for us.
Hi Nancy. He does not fit anymore; maybe he could if he stayed curled up. Yes we will never put ours in the belly of the plane. Thanks for watching.
Hi, in 2018 my kids and me traveled to Italy with two cats!! A great guy/vet told them exactly how to deal with the “emigration”, with getting the pets used to the cages, plus eating a “relaxing” cat food 2 weeks before. Also he suggested that having a familiar-smelly item (an old t-shirt...) inside the bags would help.
Very interesting to know that a cat can live without food or water for three days, so 13 hours on the plane was not the biggest deal.
Wow, I never knew that. We asked for a private screening room for our cat when we moved to Houston. I love the idea of a stuffed animal or shirt too. Thanks for watching!
Happy new year!
this is very informative thank you
Glad it was helpful!