I have taken my boy on several flights with me...It will cost you $75...some airlines want to see a health cert. I would recommend that you get one in case on one of your flight legs' it is required...I also had my papers of ownership and book of details...Pictures hip-eye-heart- looks official...You allways have to check in at the counter and I would recommend that you allways have the pet in the serpa bag when going to the counter...Some times they want to see the dog to make sure it is not to large, I find that allready in the bag I just upzip a small area and show them...Of course when they see a Cavalier they fall in love with it...I take him to x-ray and then remove and take thru scanners on a leash with me I will then put him back in serpa...Some terminals allow you to let your dog walk with you I allways ask on the other side of security check point...Phoenix is one of those terminals...On the plane I would recommend you let flight attendants know that you are the one with the pet...I never take him out of serpa bag even if one attendant say's it is ok, I have seen where another or passengers have different feelings....I will give him an ice cube every 1 1/2 hrs. so he can get moisture...I would recommend you not feed him or her the day of the flight it sure helps avoid any potty problems... My boy had to stay in the serpa for 7 hrs on flight back from Boston to LA he was a great flyer as most Cavalier's are,they just go to sleep... Do not be concerned about problems these suggestions should avoid problems for you..Do call and reserve ahead of time to make sure you have a reservation and make sure it is on your ticket...Many airlines allow only one in first class and two in coach...
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