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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who pissed in you alls cornflakes this morning?!? Is this a pet forum troll? It's very easy to travel with any dog. I fly with mine (and pay through the teeth sadly). Dog has no issues flying and stays happily in his carrier. I give him something to chew on as we ascend or descend in case his ears hurt. I give him less water so than he can hold it better. Pretty much no one realizes I have a dog. [/quote]

I GUARANTEE that the person with allergies would realize. And while your pet is of course the perfect angel I have been on two flights during the past year where a lap dog got away from its owner and was running under seats/took a dump/created chaos. Sorry but I'm not paying to travel to deal with animals. In getting a pet people should accept certain limitations. Those being that that pet is boarded when you vacation or you leave it with a loved or trusted caregiver.

You SHOULD be paying through the teeth to bring an animal into an enclosed space where no one knows how that animal will react. I can only hope that this whole notion of "emotional support animals" will come to an end soon as more and more people complain. My husband is incredibly allergic to cats. A cat on a plane makes him miserable for 24 hours. We've banned peanuts, pets in the cabin will and should be next. [/quote]

I agree.

People abuse this "emotional support dog" thing.

They are not trained service dogs.

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