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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes, ALL of the people carting their pets everywhere are in the process of moving long distance. GMAB[/quote]

I've been a dog owner for 25 years, and I've flown my dog precisely once in my life.  And that's when we made a move to the midwest.

I've probably encountered an emotional support animal once in my life, and I'm a frequent flyer.  (2x round trips a month for the last 4 years).

Just because you see crap on the news about emotional support peacocks, it doesn't mean it's people with emotional support animals mostly flying with dogs.

You're absurd.[/quote]

I don't fly that regularly, and maybe you've just been on the wrong flights. But 2/3 of them have had an animal on them that is clearly not a trained and certified service animal. Or just pre-flight, around the airport. It's absolutely excessive, and unlikely that these are all people making drastic, rare moves. [/quote]

Oh okay - you see a dog at an airport 2/3rd of the time  :lol:

Do you know how big airports are?  How many flights per day per airport?![/quote]

Can you read? Reading is hard sometimes, I know pp.[/quote]

Your characterization that dog travel is excessive (and that they can't possibly be moving) because you see an animal at an airport 2/3 of the time  is moronic.  [/quote]

Did you have a good experience at the Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can't Read Good?[/quote]

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