Flying Delta with a Cocker Spaniel. Delta MD-88 has seat measurements of 20L x 15W x 11H. Can this push down enough to fit the height requirement?
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Yes! I fly Delta exclusively and have never had a problem, even on the tiny commuter planes. It does not legally conform to standards, but I have flown on maybe 30 flights over the last 3 years and have never been hassled.
730703
I have the medium and a cocker will fit and be able to lay down but not much more than that. I hope that helps.
1263229
I really doubt that this seat would be large enough. I bought this seat for my 8# chi/pug and it is a little roomy for her, but adding another 17# I think it would be way to tight. Sorry---
530994
Good morning , no , a dog this size won´t fit in there. If you plan to travel by plane this kennel is not approved by IATA rules because the backside don´t have a window, what I did is to draw small holes ( lefting reasonable space in between ) in that place an then cut them with a Dremmel.
136411
I doubt it, I have a 35 pound cocker spaniel and IF we would use it, it would be big enough
2056295
You probably need to check with the aircraft to find out their specifications. It is a nice size and will not fit under the seat.
1462208
Yes. My dog is 15lbs and a little taller and she fit perfectly. This also fits well under the seat of an airplane.
1839955
google jet blue animal carrying requirements. then scroll down from the picture of Sherpa to the dimensions. you will be able to tell
874341
I have the single seat booster for my 9 lb. pup. It's ok not very deep. Well made but I think it should have been designed deeper. Not sure about the dimension differential for two pups and if there is enough room for comfort.
2232589
Yes it is. i had my Great Dane in there about 135 pounds but she didn't fit there comfortably. Are your dogs chubby? I know one would be very comfortable, now for 2 I know they will fit but they would need to be seated or lay in there meaning they won't be able to turn maybe. This is the best stroller in the market. I highly recommend it. I did my own research before I bought and this is the best out there. Id buy it. Now, I had my Great Dane and my cocker spaniel. My Great Dane was disabled so she was inside and my Cocker Spaniel was outside tie up to the handler. You should put a pillow or a blanket in there so they are very comfortable and maybe a pig ear or a bone so they relate that to something good until they get use to it. Mine got used to it right away. Good Luck
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17 inches long x 8 inches wide x 11.5 inches high. For pets up to 10 pounds. If the airline approves the large size, I would recommend it for the pet to be more comfortable, 19 inches long x 10 inches wide x 13 inches high (up to 22 pounds). That is what I have for my pug. I would only use the small for a kitten, or a small Chihuahua, or a tiny Yorkie.
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They should both fit. I have a 26 pd dog and when he's on it there's room to spare. It would be snug for sure but I think ok. This is a nice little cot, folds up easily when you are not using it.
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i dont have the measurement and it is stored right now. but I can tell you easily the Springer would fit through. I have border collies and they have plenty of clearance. It is a very handy item.
885174
I am getting a 10" tall miniature pinscher tomorrow. Will be traveling on Southwest with her. Their current guidelines say the carrier must be 8.5h x 13.5w x 18.5L. This one is a bit bigger, but I don't think they will measure it unless somebody came on with a really big one that would be obviously too big. this one could slide under the radar (in my humble opinion).
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I have no idea, but I just measured my doxie and she is 21" long, weighs 18 lbs. I don't think she would fit in this or fit under a seat. Unfortunately I will not leave her home and will not put her in the cargo hold of the plane. I guess I don't travel then!
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What kind of dog do you have? I have a 15 lb cocker spaniel poodle mix and she has plenty of room to sit, stand and maneuver. I also use it for my 18 lb dauschand terrier and my 5 lb terrier chihuahua who both fit inside comfortably.
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Technically, dog must be able to STAND and move about comfortably. But as long as your dog doesn't look like a squished sausage, i doubt any airline folk would have a problem if you dog is a bit too tall.