How to fly with a puppy in-cabin
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- Picking up a new puppy is as exciting as it gets! Flying to pick up the puppy from another state may seem stressful, but it's actually quite easy as long as you are prepared. Today we're sharing our experience of flying to pick up Kibo and providing some tips for those of you who are preparing to fly to pick up your new puppy.
0:00 - Introduction
0:48 - Booking your flight
1:23 - Calling your airline
1:56 - Items you'll need
5:15 - Flying to go get your puppy
5:33 - Spending time at your breeder's house
6:33 - Making a stop before arriving at the airport
6:46 - What to do once you arrive at the airport
7:24 - Going through security
8:07 - What to do while you're waiting at the gate
8:33 - Boarding your flight
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amazing! this was super informative and helpul, thank you so much for posting
Well explained ! Super video thank you
Very helpful. Great video ❤
Thank you for creating this video. I go pick up my puppy and your wonderful tips are helping me prepare.
This is an excellent video, well organized and presented, some new tidbits for me to consider, and good video of your experience. Thank you.
Such a beautiful baby. How awesome he is so quiet and such a good boy.
This was soo helpful!!
Helpful video, thank you!
thank you for this, very helpfull
Very good video. Thanks ❤
Thank you so much for this
I'm flying with my new puppy in a couple of weeks. This video was so helpful in knowing what to expect! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I fly all the time with my dog and all you have to do is make sure you follow the airlines requirements very very carefully - and that is all you have to do - I just watched this video of these two adults complaining they were rejected but never showed the size of their crate and it was huge for the 4 seconds they showed it. but they never showed the size of the crate or what the airlines requirements were hmmmmm but its never a problem if you do what you are told to do. your puppy is so cute.
I love this! I flew a puppy for a breeder not to long ago and this explained everything perfectly! I always love watching your videos! 😍
Thanks Madison!
Thanks!
Excellent video and very helpful to see the actual journey to get your puppy in Alaska.
My husband will be flying next week to Portugal and back home in Canada to get our 11w old puppy (Portuguese Water Dog).
Question : on the plane, do you went to the bathroom with puppy to get him peeing on a pee pas on the floor? Or put a pee pad on the bottom of the carrier bag?
Hope you are doing great! Your puppy is so cute. Which size of the Roverlund bag you got 4 ur puppy? Thank you
I'm going to pick up my white-creamy color Pomeranian puppy in January 14. going to meet up with the nanny at Anchorage :)
Yes, my airline said max of 5 pets in carriers on a flight.
Where did you buy the bag 🙏🏽i love it and the water cup please.
How much did your puppy weigh when you flew with him? Thank you!
I am going to pick up my lil boy in about 4 weeks this video was super helpful thanks.
I’m also picking one up in 4 weeks!
@@ThePrettyPoint amazing I hope that everything goes well and get a healthy and lovely lil sweetheart
How was the flight with the puppy?
@@surfnyolly he didn’t like the landing and takeoff’s but he slept most of the rest. Leeroy is now 5 months old and he’s the apple of my eye.
@@thebeaverqueen2096 thank you so so much for letting me know! I can imagine the hun of an airplane would put a pup to sleep. So happy for you!
This information was very helpful. I am going to fly with a 12 week old puppy and I an worried he will cry a lot during the flight.
Did you use the small or large roverlund carrier?
do you have links to the products you are suggesting?
Great video! Is there any paperwork you did for flying your puppy?
I need to know this also. Flying from manila to Toronto
Where did you get the water bottle ? Do you have a link to it please ?
How big was you dog carrying and your dog?
Hey! Did you have any issues with the different rules and regulations about them needing to stand? My little pup is short and stubby, but def taller than 9 inches when he's sitting.
We did not, but it just depends on the gate agent you get on the day of. I have not heard of puppies being turned away, but I know of people with dogs who were slightly too tall and were turned away when checking in.
Was your carrier "under" the seat in front of you or sitting in front / on top of where your feet are?
Should I use a calming spray with my doodle pup
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Do you have a link to the carrier you bought? Or can you type the name out, I’m flying Alaska and picking up a eight week old standard poodle and I am kind of paranoid because I feel like the dimensions are smaller than most carriers I am seeing
I’ll be flying out with mine this week with my 20lb aussie, all the dimensions for airline in cabin pets are pretty small but I think there’s some flexibility with soft sided kennels. For example I took mine to the airport and asked different airlines and they approved it. I bought the SHERPA Meduim expandable carrier, it’s 19.25x11x11 with soft sides. The expandable side is a great feature to add some extra room for your pup!
What breed is your puppy ? She is so cute !
Im nervous im flying on American Airlines is 19x13x9 the one i found is 17x11x10.5 Im picking up an 8 week Alabai puppy dog in December 7 hoping he will be under 16 pounds due to the carrier is 3 pounds, according to them are 20 pounds both combined.
Hi! I a clip of your corgi getting in the carrier and turning around. Can you tell me what the size the carrier was? I saw it looked like a Roverlund carrier. I'm getting ready to take my first flight with my corgi mix (about 29 pounds) and I'm nervous about the whole turn around thing or her being comfortable in it. I still have to buy a carrier! How much does your corgi/new dog weigh and did the carrier hold up ok carrying it?
Hey how did it go? I want to take my 20 pound dog to Florida this month and it’s driving me crazy to decide between cabin vs cargo option.
@@thewisdommenu I bought an XL sturdibag and flew southwest. No issues. The bag is flexible so that helped a lot. The trick was to turn the bag sideways and slide in from the aisle then put under the seat (dog is in it the whole time). We had a middle seat. I was stressed about the whole thing, but my dog did great. I would say you need a well behaved, calm dog or you’ll have a nightmare on your hands. Our flight was delayed (sitting on the runway for an extra hour and half) plus a 2 hour flight. Dog was in the bag under the seat the whole time. Prepare for the unexpected.
@@nonenone5583 sturdiproducts.com/products/sturdibag-extra-large this one ?
do they give you a discount for golden retriever puppies? because they should.
theoretically since you have to provide a health certification to travel with a dog wouldnt the airport relief areas be relatively safe considering a vet would have to sign off that the animal is healthy and UTD on shots?
without vaccines for something like parvo, its dangerous anywhere. you dont want to risk losing the life of your new dog.
Good point. I hadn't thought about the risk before this video, but it made me question how well the airport pee stations are maintained. How often and what standards are they cleaned?
do you have a link for the water bottle?
I'm flying my pup home next week and getting anxious - this helped a lot. What's the brand of that water bottle?
How’d it go? I’m going to get my puppy may 3rd and am beyond excited
We need an update vlog 😂
What if your airline won’t allow puppy’s in cabin?
I would be happy to pay for your help.
Thank you! But what if the puppy poops in the carrier, while on the plane?! This is my worst fear, what do you even do?!
Maybe pick it up with some paper towels, put it on the serving tray and tell the flight attendant the food tastes like $hit? Or maybe just flush the paper towel and poop down the on board commode.
Having the carrier with a puppy pad or going to the bathroom with a pad and the puppy should work. Then you dump the pad in the trash/throw the waste in the toilet and flush
I went to Florida with my dog 3 months ago. She was always crying. I opened the bag and I pet her. But the cabin attendant was very angry with it. " Don't let the dog out of the bag. " She hates bag very much. What do you think I should do for her next trip?
What airlines?
what airline was this?
One point I'd add to this video is that the size of your crate depends on both the plane and the section of your seat (at least it did on Delta). In order for me to have the right-sized crate, I had to select the flight with a particular plane, and I had to upgrade to 1st class. Boeing 737-XXX has different underseat space than an Airbus XXX, and model numbers mattered. Delta had good info on their web site, but it was a pain to orchestrate the combination of plane, underseat space, and crate size.
Questions!
Q1: Can you take your puppy out during the flight?
Q2: Can you open the carrier during the flight and feed your puppy?(I did watch the video and you did on this one, so I assume it's okay?? :P)
Q3: How were you able to feed water during the flight to puppy?
Thank you!
No you can’t unless they are a service dog, you can do that depending on what your flight attendant says, you generally want to have your puppy potty before the flight and keep water and food away
What breed is this dog?
Our 'puppy' is a 1 year old Maltese shitsu mix, and weights about 9 pounds. Hopefully we'll be able to acclimate her to a carrier well beforehand. She might bark at any distractions and I am concerned she could disturb other passengers. Do you have any suggestions on how to minimizes this potential problem.
Hi @jeff ayd!! I'm flying next week with my 8yr old fur baby. This is the first time ever that he's flying since we are relocating. He's just like you mentioned your fur baby is...did you have any complications? Did you gave him anything to calm him down? I'm looking into all and every option!
Do i need to put a pee pad in the bag?
why haven’t you posted anything in 2 years
any chance I can get my 29 pound puppy through?
@Leena Wexler I got her throuhh
@Leena Wexler not always clearly
@@DCUPtoejuiceHow??
I’m surprised they let you fly in cabin because clearly the puppy couldn’t stand in the carrier…
sounds like i cannot fit my 33kg dog in to that bag