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@@panitanarubeskraisee9846 I wish I could tell you that. I have not been over sea with my baby. What I can tell you from my research, Depending on how far you are flying, you might need proof from veterinarian that your far baby can staying crate without peeing for 8 hours and more. plus each country have different requirements for vaccinations as well.

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@@shoban5037 he is rescued also we are told terrier mix but not sure what kind mix. Laika did have a brother when we adopted. I wonder if your dog is boy?

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7lb is well under most airline’s limits. You should be able to fly in cabin. Laika was 14lb in that video. And he is now 15lb we just flew to Boston with southwest no problems.

Thank you for watching. So my pet carrier was small enough to fit under the seat(back pack style). I used small suite case(within delta regulations)to wheel him around for airport transfer. Delta didn’t stop me with one carry on suitcase plus dog carrier as personal item. Plus I had very small waist bag(funny pack) under my jacket I don’t think they noticed.

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I believe he was 13-14lb at the time. All airline did for us was check weight and size of carrier. Asked if he was comfortable inside carrier and if he have necessary vaccinations. They didn’t even ask us pull dog out side of carrier.

He is about 15”h x 22”l . They didn’t ask me to pull him out from his carrier

No I didn’t have to with my dog

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This is economy

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Yes, they measure on the way. And didn’t on the way back. I think depending on person who work.

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best video for international with dog in cabin!!!

Yes I did .

As soon as you make your flight reservation, call airline to add dog reservation to yours. Definitely arrive early to check in. I also called every accommodations ahead too let them know your bringing dog(s).

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It was Amazon ! I bought few but this one was best for him. Look for “smiling paws pets” pet carrier

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Hi, I don’t think you have watched my video. Laika is no ESA, we paid for his pet fee plus followed all rule as pet in airport. I do respect all working dog as well as I believe pet need to be well trained to be public. Thank you for comment though, but please do not misunderstand my intentions for this video. This video is NOT promoting ESA travel. In fact I am definitely against fake ESA.

@@pawsvoyage7625 Thank you so much for replying! I had this video sent to me by a friend, and because of the title, I assumed it was like most of the people who sneak their pets into the cabin. Although, pets aren't allowed in the cabin on other airlines, I do greatly appreciate how you respect service animals and how ESA's are a liability.

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Ohh no. Before I introduce carrier to Laika with treat. I left carrier in Corner every room we were in( I left carrier most door open) Sometime I put his blanket and some time I put his toy.. once he got curious enough sniff inside then I stated giving treat.

He is terrier mix I think, he was rescue so not sure exactly

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Yes, it is for small dog. I wish medium weight dog can fly in cabin too.

That’s my problem too 😢

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Yes! They do. Me and my lil pup must looked suspicious🤣

That is funny

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Hi. Thank you for watching our video. I read somewhere in my research, As long as same breed of dogs can be travel in one carrier in a flights as long as under it airline’s weight limits. I am not sure what is the limits of cats is but maybe if you can reach airline to ask if you can at least fly with 2 of cats in a carrier maybe save some$$$?

He was 13lb to 14lb and about 25” tall at the time of travel. He could not stand straight inside of his carrier but he was able to turn around inside! I did train him to turn around inside of carrier on command, just in case airline stuff may question his comfort within carrier but they were nice so I didn’t have to prove if Laika can conformably turn around within carrier or not.

Omg！ That’s my home! I love to fly with my Laika eventually. I hope you travel is awesome 👏

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Thanks for sharing! How much does your dog weigh and how tall is your dog? My dog can not stand in the carrier, but she can turn around and lay down comfortably. Your video is very informative, thanks! 😊

@@MollysMum-A.K. Laika was 13LB to 14LB and about 25” tall at time of travel, he couldn’t stand in his carrier either but he was able turn around inside of bag comfortably. So as long your pup seem comfortable and turn around I think you may be good 👍 My experience with delta grand staff was very simple! They just glance at Laika already inside of carrier and asked me “is he comfortable?” . And it was done.

@@pawsvoyage7625 Yes from what I have heard Delta is the most pet friendly airline. Lufthansa, the German one is good too. So our dogs are pretty much the same size and weight. We have done a two hour flight with Lufthansa songstress but will fly internally in 2023. Thanks for the fast response!

He is 14lb at the time. I saw many dogs were much larger then Laika traveling with delta! I wish your travel was delightful

Hi, may I know if you travel your dog successfully with a 20lbs?

@@Rosemarie-ld5ymI’ve traveled with my dog a couple of times now! We have flown on delta, southwest, and United. All have been pretty easy. Some planes the carrier was difficult to get fully under the seat, like if there is an outlet box or something. We used a sherpa carrier. I’ve heard good things about the sturdy bag pet carrier but my dog doesn’t tolerate that one as well. I give my dog a bone or treats every few minutes during takeoff and landing to help with his ears and the pressure changes. Check in staff have never weighed my dog or really checked him for that matter. And on the plane, if you have chill seat mates and flight attendants, you might be able to unzip the top of the carrier to comfort your dog after takeoff. My dog is pretty chill all the time luckily but if your dog gets a little more nervous, see your vet about getting some trazadone (doggy chill pills). I think with trazadone you’re supposed to test it out with your dog prior to flying to look for any possible adverse reactions.