Prices depend on the individual airline and where you are traveling too. International flights are more expensive. We flew with Delta both times. ~Lacey
In [email protected], "lindatn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think if they are very small and the crate can fit under the seat they > will allow it > It is a $85.00 charge > Because I was going to take a chi puppy to California > And I called to check > But overseas, I really don't know because of quarantine > > > my web site==Linda in Tennessee > http://lindatn37932.tripod.com/ > I am selling our church cookbook > Well over 800 recipes > Good ole` country cooking from Tennessee > If you want one, let me know > $20.00 and that will include postage > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > write me and ask for an invite > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: 09/12/06 20:39:49 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] question about airlines... > > My only knowledge with this issue is what I've seen on the tv show Airline. > They don't allow animals in the passenger compartment. I don't know if they > d allow crated animals, but my guess would be no. There are issues > concerning passenger safety and comfort and also allergies. That show is > about Southwest Airlines, but I would think other airline policies would be > similiar. Maybe she could find some information on the websites of these > other carriers. I'd be very interested in seeing what she learns. > > My husband is from England and we are planning a visit in the spring. I'd > love to take Tiffany but I'd rather leave her here with a trusted caregiver > than have her in the cargo section where I know she'd be very frightened > and confused. > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: ~K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi all, > I am writing to help a friend and I knew this group would be a great > resource. She wants to move to England from the U.S but is unwilling > to transport her dog, medium size mutt, in the cargo unit. Does > anyone have information about an airline that will allow a crated pet > to fly overseas in the passenger compartment. She is willing to buy 2 > seats if necessary. > > Thanks in advance for your help. > Kristin and Rudy > > > > GeorgiaPoetry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's an idea. I'd even considered going and buying a slab of sod and > putting it in the litter box. Thanks for the suggestion. > > Georgia > > Sheri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Try putting some leaves on the wee wee pad. Sometimes > they don't like the pee soaking in the pad and getting > their paws wet. If you can get some leaves that Kana > or another dog pees on that would be even better. > > If she finally goes on the wee pad, make a big deal > out of it and give her treats. > > --- GeorgiaPoetry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Ok, Kana was such a good puppy. Piddle pad > > trained. Always on the piddle pad. > > Then.......*screeeeech*. Abrupt halt. Now she > > pees/poops wherever and absolutely REFUSES to even > > step on the piddle pad. Soooo..... I started taking > > her outside with me everytime I have a smoke. I'll > > say, "Let's go potty" and she does!! YAY!! > > BUT....... she doesn't bark so she hasn't figured > > out how to tell me she needs to go. Scratching at > > the door doesn't work because I'm 76% deaf, I'd > > never hear her anyway. Sooooo, I bought a little > > box.....I thought I'd try that. I sat her in it, > > "let's go potty". RUN AWAY! SIgh......... so every > > hour I was putting her in the litter box.... RUN > > AWAY! Its like she is afraid of it too. I don't > > know what to do. I don't want to keep her crated > > all the time because I enjoy watching her play. But > > I turn my eyes for 5 seconds and she's done peed or > > pooped in the floor. Good thing is I have hardwood > > floors but still.... I have got to figure out > > how to get her trained. 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