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Dog Carrier????? I have been looking at multiple carriers but I don't know what would be best. I need one that can hold a 14 pound shih tzu and my yorkie pup... any suggestions. It will be for flying mostly:aimeeyork:) This is the one im considering. http://www.petsmart.com/dog/carriers...alue%3Dfaceted |
It looks heavy even with no pup or pups inside. Try to get one that is as light in weight as possible as - remember - you will be carrying it for long periods of time and it can get tiring! I bought a very lightweight one at PetSmart and Tessa (5.8 lbs.) loves it and I can carry it as a shoulder bag with her in it. Just consider the final weight and how much you can carry around, which I am sure you have. |
I am also shopping for a carrier for flying. You might try looking at the Sleepy Pod Air, Petsfit Comfort, Celltei pet carrier and at Midnight Pass Pet Products. I can't decide which one I want to go with for 2 Yorkies but the Sleepy Pod Air looks like it might offer the most room. |
Carrier The carrier is on wheels, so should not be an issue for long hauls. Sherpa carriers are very nice and ok for airline use. You might need too big a carrier for airline cabin use if your pets are not very small. Also do they allow two pets in one carrier? I don't know. |
Sherpa is airline approved I know. I have a sherpa and it is a nice carrier. |
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Carrier That is good news if you can put two dogs in together :) The info says the Sherpa you refer to holds up to a 16 LB dog, so hope you have less than that between them. Happy flying! |
There are different rules for each airline. The following website will give you a good idea/guideline of what to expect when flying in cabin with your pups. U.S. airline pet policies for in-cabin travel » Dog Jaunt |
Airlines Thank you, very useful information......All in one place!! Thanks for sharing. :) |
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I would suggest the Sherpa too:) I have one for Yoshi it's very light weight. I'm bossed with the should strap helps a a lot when you are traveling it leaves your hand free. I know they are Aline line approved as well! I don't think though you can have 2 dogs in one but I might be wrong most defiantly u would contact they airline as I have found that different ones have different regulations. I would also check on amazon they have a lot of carries to choose from and it nice because in the description they tell you the weight of the carrier. Also a a little tip cat carriers work too and they tend to be much cheaper:) |
I just bought tickets to bring two yorkies home - both under 6 months on Delta and they let me put them in one bag for one charge. Some airlines will not let you carry both dogs in one bag after they get a certain age. Just didn't know if you knew that and wanted to share. |
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