Did you ever fly with your pup? 🐾✈ How was your experience?✨ Leave a comment below!

Truly it comes down to having a power trip. I never met a misbehaved dog on an airplane, ever! I've seen many humans misbehaving.

I have traveled with my dog ​​in a pet-in-cabin several times. We have traveled intercontinentally from Japan to Vienna, Warsaw, Frankfurt, Zurich, etc. My dog ​​is a 3kg mixed breed. The size of soft carriers for each airline is roughly 18 inches wide, 11 inches deep, and 9-11 inches high, but of course my carrier is within that range. Last year, when I boarded Swiss Air at Narita Airport in Japan, they said that the carrier was too small, and they weighed my dog ​​inside the carrier. They didn't issue the ticket right away, and I spent nearly an hour at the ticket counter. An even more frightening experience happened at the Lufthansa ticket counter at Frankfurt Airport on May 30th. The flight that day was an hour and a half flight from Frankfurt Airport to Vienna, Austria. This was our fourth flight on this long spring journey. The first flight was from Haneda Airport in Japan to Frankfurt, and took 14 hours and 15 minutes. The second and third flights were round trips between Frankfurt and the Canary Islands in Spain, and took 4.5 hours each way. The first, second and third flights were all with Lufthansa, and the tickets were issued easily without any problems, and we flew safely. (To be precise, the second and third flights were with Discovery Airlines, a Lufthansa group company.) However, on the fourth flight, which was the shortest flight of the trip, the ticket was not issued because the carrier was not tall enough and the dog's head was on the top cover, and I was told to buy a recommended pet carrier at the Lufthansa kiosk at the airport. My dog ​​weighs 3 kg and my carrier weighs 1 kg, for a total of 4 kg. When I tried to explain that my dog ​​has long hair but is very small, and that I have already flown on Lufthansa planes in my carrier many times in the past, showing the tickets as proof, I was told to wait at the counter while they called someone higher up. After a while, a supervisor came and told me to put my dog ​​in a carrier. I was denied boarding, and when I tried to explain, they threatened to call the police and that I would never be able to fly with Lufthansa again. I had no choice but to buy the only pet carrier they had in the shop - a Hunter pet carrier. The carrier was 11.8 inches high, which was too tall to fit under the seat in front of me on the plane to Vienna, but the cabin staff didn't say anything. My flight to Japan was with LOT Airlines from Warsaw Chopin Airport. The height of carriers required by LOT Airlines is 7.87 inches (20 centimeters), so the staff told me that the carrier I bought was too tall. After a lot of trouble, I was able to return home to Japan, but I am now in a lot of pain.

My dog which came in cabin was loved by all.she is an angel. Very calm and quiet.

I am a retired flight attendant and once the dog has made it pass customer service, the only concern flight attendants should have is that the pet stay inside of the carrier. I’m sorry you had that negative experience.

I travel with my 16 pound Havanese in cabin all the time since he was 3 years old. He is now 13 years old. I've flown domestically within the US and also internationally from the US to Japan. Here's a couple of pro tips- size matters. The bag she used in the video was too small. The measurements she went by are for hardsided carriers not soft sided. Most airlines will allow soft sided carriers to be 18 inches long, 11 inches high, 11 inches wide. Get your dog used to going in the carrier ahead of your flight so they can be calm during the checkin/boarding process. If you can teach them how to turn in the bag on command even better if you have to prove to the airline they can do it. Last tip- don't put your dog in the bag during check in. This tip may not work depending on the country you're in. For example in Japan the pet must remain in the bag the entire time they're in the airport. In the USA I never put my dog in the bag at the checkin counter unless the airline staff asks. I wait to when we are moments away from boarding to put him in the carrier. I've flown several airlines and the only time the airline staff required me to put the dog in the bag and weighed at him at check in was recently with American Airlines (avoid them if you can). Most of the time if checkin lines are busy the staff will literally just print the incabin pet tag and place it on the bag a not care if the animal is in it or not. They're not going to hold up the line waiting for you to put your pup in the bag. I travel with a pet stroller and that's where my dog is while I'm checking in. I usually have a family memeber standing with the stroller off to the side, near the counter but not too close by. If they ask where the dog is I just point to where they are. There are some staff that will try to power trip and scrutinize your pet if you let them. Act like you've travel all the time with your pet even if it's the first time and your a nervous wreck. Stay calm and play it cool. Know the airline rules and if your bag and pet meet those requirements dont be afraid to argue your point.

Your husband is so smart lol he really said “okay well why don’t you go get our stuff grumpy pants” 😅

We were flying with our Westie en exactly the same situation happened to us on the flight back home. She said that next time our dog can't enter the plane cause is too big. Which it was not the case. Honestly I have a feeling that it's depends of the person who does the check. 🥰🥰🥰🐾🐾🐾

WOW, this just happened to me a few weeks back flying back from Miami FL to Phoenix AZ, the lady at the desk in Miami was so rude and lacked any kind of disposition to even take a second look. I believe that these airlines workers are just following their training with zero experience when it actually comes to the dog's well being. NO ONE that is an actual dog owner and loves their pup would ever even consider to put them in the cargo. Imagine telling someone with their kid, that they are way too big to sit in your lap, so that kid has to go on cargo. Because for a lot of small breed dog owners, their puppy is like their kid. I know it is to us. Thankfully a supervisor overseeing the whole matter stepped in and said it was fine. Our baby girl weights 9 pounds.

I live in North Atlanta. I purchased our golden retriever puppy from a breeder in missouri. Like you, I did all the previous homework and preparations to ensure there were no problems. When I arrived at the airport in Missouri with my puppy, I had the same kind of idiot agent, drunk on the itty bitty teenie weenie bit of power she holds over people in this life, and she refused to allow my puppy on the plane because his head touched the top of his carrier when he stood up. She claimed it was for the safety of the puppy. It's a 2-hour flight. She wanted me to go buy a hard case carrier and put him in cargo on another Airlines flight, which had layovers. How is a 2 hour flight with his head poking out the top of his carrier with me less safe than being thrown alone into cargo by for hours and hours with layovers Etc? I ended up having to rent a car and drive 13 hours with an 8-week-old puppy, making rest stops at gas stations where he could catch anything. She was so unable to relinquish her little pathetic bit of power to actually do what was obviously best for the puppy. I am sorry you ran into the same kind of idiot and I'm so thankful you were ultimately able to bring him on the flight.

Same. A long flight had no issues, but a 25 min flight via Air senegal they refused to take my one of my dogs who was supposed to go in cargo saying the flight has technical issues.. Anyway, happily reunited with them. This is from 4 days back.

not a westie, but i wanted to travel with my bichon and was wondering how strict airlines were with dogs "fitting" in the bag. she has a lot of room in the bag, but she's a little hunched when standing (her legs and neck are a bit long, even though her body is small - she's only 8 lbs). i couldn't believe how difficult it was to find a video that actually showed the dog going in the carrier. anyways, this video was very helpful - thank you!

Awesome information. Thank you for sharing. What a cute Westie.

Great video....very informative! Happy travels to you and Sami!

Thanks a lot for your tips! They’re really useful! Have a nice trip with Sami. 😉❤️

OMG! The haircut detail is a good tip! thank you so much for making the video. It helped a lot

Excellent video!!!!

A world traveler Westie! Wonderful! Thanks for the information. 🌵💕

Thank you for sharing this story. I enjoy when people use smarts and tact to get them through situations. I am travelling with my dog for the first time in a few weeks for a move.

Very valuable lessons there .. thanks for sharing!

I flew with my Westie from Frankfurt to CanCun in 2018 when she was about 7 months old. If I had seen this video at that time I would have made everything possible to take her with me in the cabin but instead she flew 12 hours (plus boarding and unboarding) in the cargo. She was fine but I promised myself I would not have to do it again. Now if she ever has to fly I will follow your helpful advice and make sure she is sitting with me. Thank you for your videos!!

Thanks for your video! Very useful ❤

I also want to add that you did a great job of training Sami to go into his carrier, rather than having to force him in. That preparation is so important to reduce as much stress as possible.

Thanks for the tips!!

The advice about the haircut was great. Our Westie definitely looks a lot smaller when he's in the traditional cut rather than floofy. One thing I've always wondered is if you can buy a separate seat for your Westie so the carrier can go in the seat rather than under? Sami is precious!

Great tip about the haircut!! And the carrier size

Thank you so much, found it so useful!

We just flew with our westie for the first time, thankfully with no issues. We have the larger carrier you showed later in the video. The trick with a larger carrier is that it is still soft sided so it will collapse a little when you put it under the seat. I also think it’s a good idea to have the dog calm and fully closed into the carrier when you check in. On four flights, I don’t think they even noticed it was a dog vs a regular carry on bag other then me telling them I had a dog at check in. Great point about the haircut. People don’t realize how small these dogs really are when their coat is full.

Thank you for the information

Great tips.

Thanks so much for sharing! My Westie will get home on April 22nd. And I intend to travel with him a couple of times a year (we live in France and we go often to Spain).

Thank you!!

Wonderful video and so helpful. My Westie Travels with me. We use the same dimension bag. Sammy is a beautiful Westie. ❤️

Omg so cute! 😍

Thank you for sharing your experiences and have a safe trip coming up with your dog. My Cairn Terrier Charlie is above 8 kg hence he never flew but did long car journeys in his carrier and I wanted to take the train with him once but then Covid destroyed any travel plans and still is. Charlie looks much slimmer and lighter with a short hair cut, too and then usually gets compliments (oh he has lost some weight etc) though it’s the same dog 😉so I would agree with you on the „appearance factor“ making a huge difference.

I have a Morkie and we went on our first flight (4 hrs) because of a cross country move. I used that same bag for the extension flexibility you mentioned. Benji, who is 11 pounds, did great! I ended up not using the extension because I didn't want him in the way when the other person in my row wanted to leave his seat. I would travel with him again but I am looking for another bag with a little more storage and possibly roller capabilities. I'm looking forward to hearing about your trip with Sammy in the other bag.

😊 thank you for your story. That flight attendant was just being mean with you and the puppy, because you flew already with him in the same airlines and you didn't have a problem. Your partner was a flight saver, because the flight attendant realized that it was going to be a bigger problem to get your luggage back to you guys. Well done man. Your puppy is adadorable.

Wow, this is the most helpful video I have seen for advice about flying with a dog that is on the 'border-line of small,' like my little one that you see in my photo😁. As a terrier mix, she also has that bushy bear hair that makes her seem a lot bigger yet. Every time she gets a hair cut, I remark n how slim she became; I wish I could do the same with just a hair cut.🤣 And the advice about a slightly larger carrier. Every word of advice was so helpful. Of course, I know that it is up to the counter rep. to accept or deny flight, but I really agree that I don't want my dog in the cargo. I might actually give up on the flight if denied.😢

Excellent tips! Great video! I opted for a larger carrier to squish and a short haircut as well.

Thank you sooo much for sharing your experience, it is very valuable for first time traveling pet owners, ! I’m about to travel with my Shih Tzu and Pomchi next month and they are FLUFFY, so I’m going to definitely trim their hair before we leave. I also got a large Sherpa carrier instead of the medium size for my two dogs. Praying for a smooth experience.

Thx so much!!!

Thank you. Beautiful. We had the same experience. It was in India. We flew from Germany to Mumbai. I still keep the airtickets as my husband is traumatized with the whole situation. We flew beautifully with Lufthansa. But when we landed in Mumbai in transit the captain refused to take our Maya on the domestic flight,. The boarding pass was issued by the ground employee , we spent hours in the waiting hall only to be refused into entering the plane. Before the boarding pass was issued at the ground counter, the ground airline employee asked me if I had a muzzel for my 4.1 kg dog. I said 'no'. Inspite of that she issued us a boarding pass and we were let through. So later after like 10 hours or more the manager of the domestic airline, ordered a muzzel for us from a shop outside the airport and we could board the night plane. Had the ground employee of this domestic airline told us the muzzel is extremly important and that our flight depends on the captain, we would have immediately arranged for a muzzel, (which later was told by the air stewedess, a muzzel is not required) for small dogs. We ended up spending more money to buy a new ticket, saddened about our precious holiday time, frustration at the airport with our little pet...... We do not travel everyday. But the ground employees work everyday. Even if we over-read some of the rules of their domestic planes, its their duty to point it out to us before issueing boarding passes?

Thanks for sharing your story. I have a Cairn mix who looks like a black and gray version of your dog. I also had trouble boarding in Athens for an intra-EU flight (ATH-AMS) when the KLM agent weighed her and she was over 8 kg by one kg and the carrier weighed nearly two kg. I had to talk to the manager who let me fly anyway. Stressful! BTW, I don't think it depends on the nationality of the personnel. The first agent was Dutch and the manager was Greek and in general Greeks love dogs and also are very easy going (they don't check paperwork at all when you land there). Normally I go Delta direct when seasons allow for it and Delta does not weigh or care about bag size (the best airline for pets in cabin)!

We are absolutely petrified to fly with our Westie. Your story almost brought me to tears. I am in the US, and I can tell you for a fact that YES people DO use bigger bags, but their dogs are always smaller. I also know for a fact that SOUTHWEST airlines absolutely does not delay a plane to remove someone's bags who cannot board the plane. Several times we missed our connection flight due to delays and were totally out of luck. Several cities we were stuck trying to find a hotel. I couldn't imagine what would happen if our Westie was in cargo! He would be stuck in a cage for as long as it took us to fly to him(our original destination) Our male Westie was the runt of the litter, so he's smaller than most males, but still to large like you said...to stand up, turn around etc. I love the original bag you picked that had expansion sides. Two more things...in the US (in my experience) the strict rules are the area around your feet during take off and landing MUST have no obstruction, nothing laying on the floor (like my blanket was at one time.) AND I. The US I learned that if an animal is put in cargo, the US has a law that animals cannot fly if the temperature is below 45° and above 85°. We're spending a month in Spain without my sweet baby! January is to cold to fly in cargo - All vets also say to never drug your dog (sedate) them. Although I talk to other people who have dogs in the cabin and every single person has told me their dog is on sedation medicine.

Power tripping flight attendant knowing she's the only obstacle and there's no appeal. Great that you used a trick often used by lawyers to drop a case or settle: bury them in paperwork! When she realized you'd rather pull off the flight than put your dog in cargo, and all of the associated hassle that would come back on her - suddenly she decided it was ok. We have never flown with any pets. Actually have not flown at all on almost 14 years - can't afford it lol! We drove to Florida every year for a while but we always boarded our dogs - we had two Westies and an Airedale. We lost the Airedale at only age 10 due to tumors. Our first Westie is still going strong at 13+, our second one will be 8 tomorrow - he's the bully, but we're working on training for him. And our third Westie is a rescue who will be 8 in June. The first two we raised as puppies. None of our Westies fits the standard weight. McKinley the 13 year old is quite svelte but he's 24 lbs, his nickname is Softee. Teddy the almost 8 year old is a whopping 33 lbs and he's built like a little tank. From the side or front he looks no bigger than McKinley, but looking down on them his body is much thicker and wider. And our rescue Ralphie was only about 17 lbs when we got him but he's up to 22 lbs now. He's a great litle dog, the only trouble is Teddy has some dominance issues with him and we're working on it right now with a $$$trainer but it's helping. Before I met my wife 17 years ago, I wasn't a dog person. She had two elderly dogs - a Wire Hair Fox Terrier and a giant (100+ lbs) Oorang Airedale. Both passed away and after just a few weeks we went to "just look" at puppies... lol. You know how that turned out! Annette had been a groomer so she was familiar with many dog breeds, and she always loved Westies so when we spotted the little white 12 week old puppy with a mouth big enough to swallow a rabbit, we were back in business. Wish I could post photos here!

I travel with my maltese, who is a little smaller than your westie. We have the same exact bag, and even for her, I feel it's too small, so I purchased another one for our upcoming flight. I don't know what these airlines are thinking with their given dimensions. The only dog that can fit comfortably with their requirements are toy Yorkies. I'm glad you were able to finally board with your fur baby.

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing! I will fly with poodle mix, 15 bs. So I hope my flight will go well. I have a service dog registered in USA but not in Europe. They allowed only service dogs in direct flights. So now I'm in contact with European airline about my transfer flight... probably will fly as pet in cabin, but I have the same situation. Dog is perfectly fine, but can stand only with open top... I hope it will go well...

Thank you for your useful videos. I know very much as one who loves their dogs and travels with them in the cabin how perfectly we prepare for travel for my dogs. My Santa (chihuahua mix) and I are going to travel to Spain next month. The first flight from Tokyo to Zulich takes 14 hours. I cut the long hair of my dog right away.

Thank you so much for doing this video. I will be flying from Miami to Mendoza Argentina.

Airlines could make $$ with pet flights/pets seating, properly hassle free pet travel. Idk why they haven't do that. We're all animals.

While I love traveling with my pet as well I am also cabin crew and I definitely have seen horribly behaved dogs. There are stipulations for a reason and you must not hinder on any other passengers comfort. I suggest booking a window seat. First and foremost that is most airline rules is that your dog must be able to comfortably stand and turn around to be accepted. I have definitely seen more horribly behaved kids but sadly there are no strict rules that prevent them from being onboard 🤷🏻‍♀️

I actually put a bigger bag in my carry-on for this very reason, in case there was an issue. I used the same carrier you used and luckily there were no issues. I have a pug.

Sami is adorable

our dogs are our babies!!!!!!!!!

We had a similar experience in flight from Chile to Peru on December 24th for Christmas Eve. My sister had to buy a big carrier and Julieta my westie who at that time was 8 months had to fly in another cabin. Well, if your dog weighs more than 7-8 kilos is difficult to fly in the same cabin. You were lucky with Sami in that flight! I have heard that some dogs can fly with you in cabin if there are dogs that supports humans in a physical or emotional way.

Thank you so much your videos! I have a bigger Maltese mix puppy, she is longer and 7 kg without the bag and the flying is always a nightmare for us. 😅I would also never put her into the cargo. Your videos make me calm down that not just me has this problem in this world. 😂❤

Great videos. What is the size of the black carrier and which store you bought it from? I'm in Portugal as well:) Thank you

so sorry to hear it happened to you too, not fair.

Great video! 🌺😻🤍We are going for a long, 1 stop trip with my cat. He is a big boy and barely fits within the limits of this torturing carrier, that allowed by airlines. Thanks to you video i got that we can find a bit bigger bag..🤔😌🌻

You both are so cute 🥰

Hi! May I know what the dimensions of the carrier you bought (the black one at the end of the video) and what is Sami's measurements? I am trying to figure out which soft carrier bag to purchase! thank you in advance for the help!

Thanks for sharing! Was the new carrier bag from Amazon ok for the flight seats?

What airline would you recommend for flying with two small dogs? When I messaged Delta they wouldn’t allow two dogs. When I messaged American Airlines they did allow two dogs and you could buy the seat next to you to put the dog under the seat. I am very concerned about the dimensions having to be 9 in height, which I find really weird that the height is shorter than the width/length requirements which is 13 in for width and 19 in for length.

I appreciate your video with regard to flying. I have a 30lb. Westie AKC and plan to go to Germany. I have had friends that have flown with their enormous Standard Poodle Sheep Dog mix and just had him laying under their feet. No problem. But as you noted it can turn completely around if you have someone with a lack of patience or something else. I have a letter from my psychiatrist stating that I need to have my dog with me at all times. It is specifically given out so that I cannot be kept off of a jet due to my dog nor kept from renting or living in a building that does not allow dogs. I want to get the passport for my pal and of course all of his shots. I fly Delta a lot and I am planning on flying business class with the small sliding door compartment available on the Eurobus A 380. After watching your video I am going to go as far as I can to communicate with every agency that I may come across on my way there and back. I cannot thank you enough for your video regarding this subject. I would be devastated if I was told that I had to put my dog in cargo. Not going to happen. Ron; Pasadena, Ca.

We had a westie, named molly!! We looked her very much however she was a real biter! Will never understand this!!

We are flying for the first time in cabin as non ESA in a few weeks with Vueling. They have a 10kg weight limit so hoping everything goes smooth although our bag is slightly bigger than the allowance, even though it’s actually no bigger than a normal human backpack. Their website doesn’t specifically state he must be able to stand up, turn around etc either or even he has he be fully enclosed so hoping it’ll be ok but still know it’s a bit of luck and will play on their wording if not 😂. We do have a bigger bag with us as a standby as well as a smaller one (although the smaller he can’t put his head in) sooo many dog bags 😂

I love your videos! We want to travel with our westie and I've been doing a lot of research. I am very nervous about her not being allowed. She is less that 13 pounds, but westies are kind of tall. It is hard to find a carrier that she can really move around in. Please let me know which carriers you recommend. Thank you

What a great tip- get your dog groomed right before traveling. My little Westie, Ruthie, is much smaller looking after she's been groomed.

So, what happens if you refuse the cargo? Do you have to pay for another flight or do they refund or rebook? I am flying to Europe from California, but it is broken up in Canada on the outbound so my dog can have a break. However, on the way back, it is direct and a long flight, but my little guy can use a potty pad. I booked the flight before I decided to bring my dog (three trustedhousitters chose another place and backed out), so I am worried about the 14 hour return flight. I don't want to have to pay for another return flight that is broken up.

american airline first class flight asked me to take my doogy home after we got on the plain. i was super upset and i missed my trip

You did not say what country you are in but if it's only 4 hours to Athens, you are certainly not in the western hemisphere. In the USA every airline is different, every airport is different, and I imagine every country is different in Europe and Asia as well. I can't imagine trying to deal with a situation like that in addition to a language barrier. I used to fly several times a year, almost entirely for vacations and hobbies but since retiring I really can't afford it. We usually board our dogs with our vet, who takes good care of them and they love going there! I sure was never that excited about going to the doctor when I was a kid!

Thank you so much for sharing this. I think the rules are absolutely stupid and people power tripping use it to hate and make people’s lives miserable

Anyplace that doesn't welcome my dog won't get me or my money.

Do you have a link to the slightly bigger black bag?

That carrier looked way too small for your dog. An average Westie weighs anywhere between 6-10 kg. A small carrier such as the one you have there is meant to hold an animal weighing up to 3.5 kg. That carrier is meant for a toy breed, like a Chihuahua or Yorkie. Your dog’s head is literally the size of the front door of that bag.

I flew with my dog- (smaller than the one in the video) for 1- 6 hour flight, 1- 8 hour flight and 1- 3 hour flight. My dog fit fine inside the bag, but to say the dog needs to be in a closed bag under a sit with next to no air flow is crazy.... the rule should be- dog in the bag 30 minutes before and after take off or landing.... as long as the dog is quiet and not bothering anyone....I am not sure why on long flights (more than 3 hours) it should be in the bag the entire time.

What carrier did you buy please.

What carrier did you bought later? The black one? Thanks for the video

Flying with a dog is always tricky. Putting in cargo cabin may be a only solution. Carry on luggage might need to be X ray checked or manually open check.

My Westin hates even driving so I haven’t had the courage to fly with her? The fact that westies weight is right at the border of airline’s limit is tricky !

What is the size of your bag? It looks big in the video

I will be training my new puppy to go outside on the grass, but I also want to train him to use puppy pads so that I can take him on flights with me. Do you have any suggestions? My puppy is a miniature schnauzer.

Sounds like a dog hater, and if ur approved when you left, they cant deny it going home...speak to higher up. Good for you for not allowing ur dog to go into cargo

My dog is small-medium so it will be difficult to look for the crate and some about the rules

omg i didnt know bout this im worried now

it happened to me too, i was sooooooooooooooooo upset

Thank you very much your vdo really helpful. Im going to have a flight with my cats .....really...anxiety...😱😰😰

Thank you so much for your informative videos! I hope you see this, I have a question about what airline did you fly on and if possible, what type of aircraft, for ex: Boeing 777-300? I'm flying from Dubai-Los Angeles on KLM Boeing 777-300 and 787-10 and I'm trying to find the max carrier size I can take her. From head to bum she is 48 cm, chest to bum shes 40 cm. Her height is 35 cm, width is 15cm. 4.4kg. KLM requests 46 x 28 x 24 cm.

How big was that bag?

Hi, what airline was this?

What do you do for work

Did any of you travel with a mini poodle? Have you had any bad or good experiences? Maybe some tips too :) thanks!

Flight attendants or crew have no say in this matter after tickets have been purchased and All the Regulations have been followed! they cannot push their “personal feelings “ on the Pet traveling

It’s so stressful finding a suitable bag 😣

Do you stop feeding Sami the night before an International flight? Did you need to give Sami any medication to keep him clam and relaxed?

How tall is Sami? Or, how tall was he when you flew with him.

What airline?

That woman wasn't dog lover. I will never put my furbabies in cargo. I am worried coz my dog is 9kilos, and one of the rules she must be 8kilos. I don't like the size for bags it's too small but we have extra bigger just incase we can change. This is big help for me. Thanks for sharing. One of the things im worried about is our 2nd flight, its 12hrs. How they gonna pee. I hope they'll let them go out to stretch.

Which airline was this

I am trying to fly with my Havanese who is 16 lb but very long. How big is your pup?