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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hopefully this incident will make airlines re-think their pet policies and not let them in the cabin with passengers. Let them ride in the cargo hold like all other animals. Airlines have a monopoly on most of their routes so a boycott by pet owners isn't going to be effective.

After this lawsuit and outcry, I hope United just says, "screw it, let them ride in cargo". Maybe they can put some seats in cargo for their owners who can't be separated for the duration of the flight. [/quote]

+1000[/quote]

The reason dogs are in the cabins now is because too many have died in cargo.[/quote]

Then passengers should keep their pets at home.   There is no reason for a pet dog to fly from Houston to NYC.   None.   [/quote]

This.

You don't need to fly with your dog, unless it's a trained, certified service animal.

It's better for your dog to leave it at home. Flying is stressful for animals - your codependency needs to be dealt with, if you can't be separated from your pet for a couple of days. There's absolutely no reason to fly with your pet.

And if you're moving? Drive. And if that's not an option? Rehome your dog, or reconsider how important it is to move. [/quote]

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