If/when a dog travels to Hawaii he spend the first few weeks locked in a kennel. We have no rabies and want to keep it that way. They’re old rules, but still in effect as far as I know.
Dr Dave: Would barking dogs be worse than the cowardly new world of loud cell phone conversations? My daughter brought a vet-anesthetized cat in cabin, from Vancouver to Dallas. With the delays, it “woke up” before landing and protested with piteous cries, while she unsuccessfully tried to look “I don’t know about any cat.” Fortunately, fellow passengers thought it funny rather than getting mad.
jazzmoose almost 11 years ago
Ah, the vacation guilt of a pet owner…
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Flying in a crate in the belly of an airplane is not advisable.
Dani Rice almost 11 years ago
My BIL put his dog in a kennel with CCTV. He and his wife would check in on their dog several times a day. More dollars than sense.
jackdohany almost 11 years ago
I looked up BIL on the Acronyms website.It’s a brother-in-law. Never would have guessed.
HonoBear almost 11 years ago
If/when a dog travels to Hawaii he spend the first few weeks locked in a kennel. We have no rabies and want to keep it that way. They’re old rules, but still in effect as far as I know.
sbchamp almost 11 years ago
That whole ‘pups on planes’ thing…
hippogriff almost 11 years ago
Dr Dave: Would barking dogs be worse than the cowardly new world of loud cell phone conversations? My daughter brought a vet-anesthetized cat in cabin, from Vancouver to Dallas. With the delays, it “woke up” before landing and protested with piteous cries, while she unsuccessfully tried to look “I don’t know about any cat.” Fortunately, fellow passengers thought it funny rather than getting mad.
Hunter7 almost 11 years ago
because the kennel only allows dogs. No humans.