Readers continue to give their examples of dogs who do notice passing aircraft – but also put forward some ideas as to why ...

Flying with your dog is totally doable with the right prep and a calm mindset. Airlines have different rules, fees, and restrictions, so check early. Most dogs handle air travel well if properly ...

A service dog changes what’s possible for a Veteran living with PTSD, but few environments test that partnership quite like an airport. Crowds, security lines, gate changes, long delays, tight cabin ...

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If you have a pup, you've likely experienced the challenge of traveling with a dog. Airports are stressful, flights are cramped and even well-behaved pets can become restless after hours inside a ...

Dog owners now have one destination where their four-legged friend can fly in the airline cabin with them, even if their pet is considered a medium or large dog. Italy has passed new regulations that ...

When you get on a flight, it's sometimes inevitable that you strike up a friendly conversation with the person sitting next to you. Usually, though, you don't start sniffing them and licking their ...

One correspondent with a particularly intelligent dog begs to differ with this question, while another looks to deepen the ...