#SMALL PET WEIGHT SERIES#

They absolutely denied boarding and when I called I was told it was the discretion of the agent at the time. The bag or the dog is deemed too large for the carrier that she has traveled in ON united airlines at least 10 times in the last year.I actually have old bag tags still on there.

The group of ladies.6 now.at the counter want her to stand turn and do circus tricks it seemed like on demand. She is a stubby legged Havenese who loves her bag.actually jumps in it when we are home to snuggle up. I got to check in and today suddenly the bag is too small or should I say the dog is too big. Now mind you my bag is regulation size for UA and I actually purchased it after it was recommended by them as opposed to my older bag.

Her size or my bag have never been an issue until today. So I travel back and forth from the same destination monthly and one of my dogs travels with me. For those who are considering traveling with United and your pet, this is your sign not to!!ĭenied boarding after traveling multiple times If you are traveling with your furry friend please don’t use this airline!!! Fly with Alaska Airline!!! So long United, I will no longer be traveling here. We’ve used the same kennel and his size has not changed and we traveled easily in the past BUT now all of a sudden we can’t anymore? This airline has lost my respect and most importantly a customer. Never in a million years would I have thought I would go through this, especially with United who’ve I chose in the past. I always choose pet-in-cabin for the safety of my dog. The last time we traveled was on May of 2021 and had no problem, my dog even lost weight since then. I have been traveling with United for 9 years with my dog and never have I had a problem until today. My dog and I were going to travel, but were unable to do so because apparently he did not fit in his kennel. I had a terrible and unforgettable experience with the staff at United. I I was supposed to travel from Newark to Reno, NV with United airlines on 11/05/22. United Airlines also doesn't accept the following cat breeds: Burmese, Exotic Shorthair, Himalayan, Persian. The dog breeds that are no longer accepted on United flights are the Affenpinscher, American Bully, American Pit Bull, Terrier/Pit Bull, American Staffordshire Terrier/'Amstaff', Belgian Malinois, Boston Terrier, Boxer, Brussels Griffon, Bulldog, American Bulldog, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Old English Bulldogges, Shorty Bulldogs, Spanish Alano/Spanish Bulldog/Alano Espanol, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Chow Chow, English Toy Spaniel/Prince Charles Spaniel, Japanese Chin/Japanese Spaniel, Lhasa Apso, Mastiff, American Mastiff, Boerboel/South African Mastiff, Bullmastiff, Ca de Bou/Mallorquin Mastiff, Cane Corso/Italian Mastiff, Dogo Argentino/Argentinian Mastiff, Dogue de Bordeaux/French Mastiff, English Mastiff, Fila Brasileiro/Brazilian Mastiff/Cao de Fila, Indian Mastiff/Alangu, Kangal/Turkish Kangal, Neapolitan Mastiff/Mastino Napoletano, Pakistani Mastiff/Bully Kutta, Pyrenean Mastiff, Presa Canario/Perro de Presa Canario/Dogo Canario/Canary Mastiff, Spanish Mastiff / Mastin Espanol, Tibetan Mastiff, Tosa/Tosa Ken/Tosa Inu/Japanese Mastiff/Japanese Tosa, Pekingese, Pug, Dutch Pug, Japanese Pug, Shar-Pei/Chinese Shar-Pei, Shih-Tzu, Staffordshire Bull Terrier/'Staffys', Tibetan Spaniel. United Airlines no longer accepts emotional support dogs on flights. Customers should also remember that United Airlines no longer sell or provide crates at airport facilities.

#SMALL PET WEIGHT SERIES#

PetSafe does not accept crates taller than 30', including the 700 series crates. Food and water dishes must be securely attached to the inside of the crate and must be accessible from the outside so they can be filled without opening the door.

The carrier must be constructed of rigid plastic, wood or metal, properly ventilated, and secured by metal bolts. For pets traveling with PetSafe, carriers must be large enough for your pet to move freely and stand with its head erect, to turn around and to lie down in a normal position, and be tall enough to provide enough room for your pet to stand and sit without its head and ears touching the top. Your dog must be able to stand up and safely turn around in their carrier. Hard-sided carriers can be a maximum of 17.5' x 12' x 7.5' (44 cm x 30 cm x 19 cm) and soft-sided carriers can be a maximum of 18' x 11' x 11' (46 cm x 28 cm x 28 cm). For pets traveling with you in the cabin, carriers must be hard or soft-sided.

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