K wrote:One more question. Did you use tranquilizer?
Seeing these two comments made me realise ... certainly in my case a tranquilizer for the owners would be a far better idea than for the dog!!mm wrote:the whole ordeal including the quarantine stay is much worse on the owners than the dogs
Hi, first time into (and out of) Singapore was in-cabin with us (carrier under the chair in front). But, those trips were so stressful for us & the dog, that the second time into Singapore was accompanied baggage.spencerz wrote:er, yutenji,did u bring in ur pet as accompanied baggage? or as cargo?
Hi, In-cabin means the dog is actually in the passenger cabin with you. He/she needs to be in the carrier all the time, but at least you can keep an eye on him/her. Some cabin staff will let you have the dog half or even fully out of the carrier, but strictly thats against the rules. DON'T take any chances if the cabin staff tell you to put the dog fully in the carrier. They are permitted to take the dog away from you if you 'cause trouble' and that's really upsetting for all involved.spencerz wrote:difference between the in-cabin and accompanied baggage.
not in our experience. But remember though that the dog will be in the cage/carrier for a relatively long time, so it's going to get 'messy' in there. A favourite toy in there may not be very nice at the other end of the journey, if you get my meaning.spencerz wrote:just wondering, anything that is accompanied with the pet will be disposed off?
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