Spicatt
i am taking my dog with me to Bahrain from denver and we going to have to take 2 different airlines ,, is there different fees for both of them or i have to pay it once only ? how long before i leave i should reserve ticket for him and do i reserve the ticket " way back " at the same time too ?
Answer
Hello,
Yes you should definatly book your Dog's flight along with yours, especially if you are planning on taking him/her on board with you. There is a weight limit if you are doing this usually between 15-20 lbs per dog with soft crate. The airlines only allow a certain amount of dogs on board so it is better to get the ticket earlier and it should only be about $50 per trip, not both transfers. Call ASAP and book to make sure you get the tickets.
Another note, if you are putting your dog in cargo please I cannot emphasis this enough, make sure your dog has plenty of water and before the plane leaves ask the airline what other materials the plane is traveling with in cargo. This could be very dangerous for dogs and only in an emergency should you travel with a larger dog that you have to place in cargo. If you have to wait as long as you can to give them your dog so that he/she is in cargo for the least amount of time and make that your first priority once you get off. Since you are taking a transfer also make sure that your dog will be transferred with you.
Its not easy traveling with a dog as I have done it in the past but once you get to your destination what better to have with you than your trusty companion.
Enjoy your trip and please read up more about pet travel on the web and with your individual carrier.
Hello,
Yes you should definatly book your Dog's flight along with yours, especially if you are planning on taking him/her on board with you. There is a weight limit if you are doing this usually between 15-20 lbs per dog with soft crate. The airlines only allow a certain amount of dogs on board so it is better to get the ticket earlier and it should only be about $50 per trip, not both transfers. Call ASAP and book to make sure you get the tickets.
Another note, if you are putting your dog in cargo please I cannot emphasis this enough, make sure your dog has plenty of water and before the plane leaves ask the airline what other materials the plane is traveling with in cargo. This could be very dangerous for dogs and only in an emergency should you travel with a larger dog that you have to place in cargo. If you have to wait as long as you can to give them your dog so that he/she is in cargo for the least amount of time and make that your first priority once you get off. Since you are taking a transfer also make sure that your dog will be transferred with you.
Its not easy traveling with a dog as I have done it in the past but once you get to your destination what better to have with you than your trusty companion.
Enjoy your trip and please read up more about pet travel on the web and with your individual carrier.
Dog going to the bathroom indoors?
David H
We have had the dog for 2 years now and have crate trained her, puppy pads, etc. nothing seems to work. We leave pads out and she won't use them. We can't put her in the crate since she escapes (bends the cage doors and goes out butt first) and she also licks the locks rusting them. She is 50 lbs. pit bull/german shepard mix.
We bought a steam cleaner, but does anyone have any suggestions for getting her to use the pads more often? We take her out at 6:30 AM and are home at 5:00 everyday since we all work.
Appreciate the help.
Answer
Have someone come over and take her out during the day. That's a really long time for a dog to be left alone and have to hold it, especially since it sounds young. Make sure that she gets long walks, since both of those breeds are extremely athletic and need a lot of excersise and mental stimulation.
If I lived in your area I'd totally walk her for you O;
Have someone come over and take her out during the day. That's a really long time for a dog to be left alone and have to hold it, especially since it sounds young. Make sure that she gets long walks, since both of those breeds are extremely athletic and need a lot of excersise and mental stimulation.
If I lived in your area I'd totally walk her for you O;
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