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DOG TRANSPORTATION |
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DOG BREEDS AND MONGRELS |
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Dogs in cars
If you bring your dog along in the car you must ensure that it is well tightened, just as you yourself need to put the seat belt on. If the dog is sitting loose in the car, and you suddently hit the brakes, it is dangerous for both passengers and the dog. There are several different belts on the market for dogs, and they are used with the existing seat belts in the car. Make sure the dog's belt fits snugly around the dog's chest and will not be able to strangle the dog if it moves around. A safe way to transport your dog, is in an approved transport box. Transport boxes for dogs are usually made of strong plastic and they are available in many different sizes. A metal cage can also be used, they also come in many different sizes. Box or cage must be fixed in the car, so that it won't come flying through the cabin in case of emergency braking. Dogs on flights If you need to bring the dog on a plane, then ask the particular airline about their rules. Sometimes they have transport boxes for you to buy or rent. |
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