Wed Sep 20, 2017 1:39 pm
#1559895
My Alsatian, Tara, went on loads of flights, including to Alderney, Guernsey, Colonsay and Mull and Ireland. Most flights were around the 2 to 2.5 hours mark.
Being quite a large dog, she went in the baggage hold part of the Arrow. She'd jump in through the baggage hatch and I had a squishy dog bed for her to lie on. She wasn't always too happy about the noise ( I tried Mutt Muffs, but she seldom kept them on for more than 20 seconds) but overall seemed fairly happy and seemed to disappear from view by lying down and going to sleep for at least half of each flight, only sitting up when we were coming in to land and she felt the flaps and gear come down.
She went to Doggy Heaven aged almost 13 in March. I miss her.
Being quite a large dog, she went in the baggage hold part of the Arrow. She'd jump in through the baggage hatch and I had a squishy dog bed for her to lie on. She wasn't always too happy about the noise ( I tried Mutt Muffs, but she seldom kept them on for more than 20 seconds) but overall seemed fairly happy and seemed to disappear from view by lying down and going to sleep for at least half of each flight, only sitting up when we were coming in to land and she felt the flaps and gear come down.
She went to Doggy Heaven aged almost 13 in March. I miss her.
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