Pet Travel: Move Day Preparation Tips

[@hundemachenglucklich8383]

Great help, thank you

[@flavimiranda5628]

i have a full grown german shepherd and i dont know if she fits under the airplane seat

[@summertimefrenchies9640]

Thanks this helps a lot 😁😄

[@samcooper800]

We are relocating from south africa to Europe with 2 dogs . My male is super mellow but my female is a guard dog and don't like people so I wonder how on transit she will be taken care off ? as she cannot be approached by anyone .

[@Thatshowugetants]

I am curious too, mine dont like other people

[@beverlysialwells8181]

What papers or documents we need to show to our check in ?

[@Gselx]

Check with your airline’s pet policy most likely found on their website. The most common papers asked for would be a recent health certificate issued by your vet (could cost around $50) and vaccine records.

[@AdrianaCastilloC]

Really helpful!

[@Bg-ftz]

Lots of this information is useful, but there are some important inaccuracies, be careful if watching!

[@petrelocation]

Hi, Brinn. Thanks for the message :) This is an older video, but upon review, I believe that the current practices are all still reflected. Can you advise which part you believe inaccurate so that we can make any necessary changes or clarifications? Thanks again.

[@Bg-ftz]

@@petrelocation Sure of course! This was a very helpful video, just some specifics that might be different because of the specific location or flight operators I am going through. Currently, a lot of airline companies will not accept dog crates if they have shredded newspapers in them. They now require a large puppy pad-like thing to be placed below the padding/bed. Also, they seemed to require that medication (and the instructions ) for the animal are included in the case of large delays or accidental separation. These should be packaged similarly to how the dog food was, in case of emergencies. Also, just needed to mention that the little fluffer is absolutely adorable!!!

[@XVYLLEKRALP]

UND de ggyu

[@AR_Sarv]

Do pugs travel safely on Lufthansa cargo hold?

[@asishkumar3065]

If the dog is bigger then this carrier?

[@firebird1540]

Cloud Packers All India If your dog is bigger than his carrier, he won’t fly. There are specific airline regulations governing this. The top of his head/ears should not touch the top of the kennel standing, the dog should be able to turn around in the kennel comfortably and lie down in the kennel without touching either end.