| Dog travel crates are essential companions to anyone | | | | around. There must also be room for the dogs food |
| who is traveling with a canine companion. The crates | | | | and water dishes in the crate. Large crates of this |
| are there to keep your treasured pet safe and | | | | kind are always considered cargo on airplanes, and go |
| secure during transport. Lets face it, dogs can be | | | | with the rest of the luggage. However, as long as |
| excitable, and they are naturally enthusiastic about | | | | your dog is securely locked inside the crate, he |
| going somewhere with you. This enthusiasm is fun to | | | | should be fine during the trip. |
| watch, but it can also put your dog at risk unless he | | | | Small dogs can often travel by your side. There are |
| is properly contained. Dogs who get too excited can | | | | many different kinds of airplane-friendly small dog |
| run off to explore something (often before you get | | | | travel bags. You can haul your friend around with you |
| their leash on) or to sniff someone, and can get hurt | | | | on your back or snuggled to your front, or even in a |
| or even abducted in the process. During transport, an | | | | handbag you carry. If your dog is small enough to |
| unsecured dog may run amok, annoying other | | | | hold in your lap during a plane ride, you will not even |
| passengers. Therefore, keeping him in a crate is a | | | | be charged for an extra seat. Using dog travel crates |
| smart move. | | | | is essential if you are traveling with a dog, but with all |
| Large and medium-sized dogs need large dog travel | | | | the choices available--including designer options--your |
| crates. In act, to be humane, big dogs need to go in | | | | dog can travel in comfort and style any time you |
| crates that are large enough for them to | | | | leave home. |
| comfortably stand up, sit down, lay down, and turn | | | | |