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Denise
 
Jan 10, 2020 at 11:13
• Denise
(Iowa)
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Flying
For those of you the fly with your westie/carin how do you keep them from barking? and do they travel ok? I'm really missing my pups have been without a westie and carin for 2 years now and would love to have another- was going to wait till I retire an a few years but I'm getting puppy fever :) I would need to fly about 4 times a year with it (would love to have 2 again but not yet I guess)
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Biba and Andrew
 
Jan 10, 2020 at 13:06
(United Kingdom)
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Re: Flying
Sorry we are no help here Denise as we only ever travel in UK with our Cairn and West highland I used to go abroad when younger but not with dogs,I feel it may stress mine too much and I always want them at my side so to speak....I hope someone here can help you.Hugs Annie Biba Andrew and NimbySue with her wings xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Grady
Jan 10, 2020 at 14:37
(Idaho)
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Re: Flying
Last year we had to take an airline to pick up our Cairn puppy Grady. Here's some tips online. Best to make sure your dog is exercised and tired. get him used to the travel crate in advanced. Upon boarding let them potty and get a short walk.Here are two links that gives other suggestions Our puppy did ok on our short 2 hour air trip and 2 hours in the airport. But I wouldn't want to stress him with more air travel again.
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Deb, Emmie and Angel Kelsie
Jan 10, 2020 at 14:58
• Deborah
(Pennsylvania)
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Re: Flying
Glad someone had some info to give. I've never flown in my life and hope I never have to...(I have a real phobia about flying!)Love, Deb, Emmie, and Angel Kelsie
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Denise
Jan 13, 2020 at 23:10
• Denise
(Iowa)
Post 139
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Re: Flying
Thanks for the info.. I sure miss having a pup around been 2 years and I’m really getting the fever..
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