We all consider our dogs as part of the family, and as such, we treat them with care, love, and respect. So, whenever we’re forced to leave them behind because we need to travel or be out of town for a couple of days, it’s not entirely surprising to feel
Let us set the record straight – dog carriers are safe, regardless of how some people perceive it. The closest explanation as to why some people think it is not safe is because they bought a design or type that made them feel uncomfortable or inconvenient. Since there are a
There are a lot of inconveniences that come along the idea of traveling with your pets. It is the reason why most people prefer to leave their pooch or feline behind for someone else to take care of. After all, it is just two or three days of being out.
Most airlines let people travel with pets and even allow pet owners to bring their pets in the cabin. An in-cabin carrier must be small enough though for it to be stowed under the seat. So, if you have a small dog like a Pomeranian, chihuahua, or poodle, then you
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