When we moved cross country to California, my wife and I were so scared of this happening to our pup that we opted to drive for 4 days rather than risk it.
Me, and a lot of people I know would be willing to pay at least as much as a ticket for a person costs to have our pets transported safely by air, preferably in the cabin instead of as luggage. It doesn't have to be with us, although I would love it if that was possible.
A company called petairways used to do this, but has recently gone bankrupt. I wonder if there is a viable way to make this work.
My wife and I did the same thing. When we moved from the midwest to the bay area, we opted for a cross country drive than to traumatize our little dog. I cannot imagine this happening to us.
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When we moved cross country to California, my wife and I were so scared of this happening to our pup that we opted to drive for 4 days rather than risk it. Me, and a lot of people I know would be willing to pay at least as much as a ticket for a person costs to have our pets transported safely by air, preferably in the cabin instead of as luggage. It doesn't have to be with us, although I would love it if that was possible. A company called petairways used to do this, but has recently gone bankrupt. I wonder if there is a viable way to make this work.
My wife and I did the same thing. When we moved from the midwest to the bay area, we opted for a cross country drive than to traumatize our little dog. I cannot imagine this happening to us.