On most airlines, the rule is simple: small dogs can travel in a carrier under the seat, while larger dogs are usually placed in the cargo hold. For many owners, that second option is the hardest one. A long flight, cold temperatures, no food, no water, and no familiar person nearby can be extremely stressful for an animal.
There have been cases where dogs died during flights or arrived in such poor condition that they needed immediate veterinary care. That is why some passengers believe airlines should change the rules and allow dogs to travel in the cabin with their families.
Others strongly disagree, and they also have valid arguments. Allergies, fear of dogs, hygiene, and every passenger’s right to a calm journey are real concerns. Service dogs are already allowed in the cabin, but the question remains: should this apply to every dog? What is your opinion?
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