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![]() Chuck wrote: Thanks for all the replies. I'm really not sure if the dogs mind the flights...they just seem a bit uncomfortable. It's hard to tell. One thing I do know, they would never wear any kind of a headset. Thanks again, Chuck I never took a dog flying, but I did take my dog from South Fla to Mass on a motorcycle. I made a platform that attached to the gas tank. She would sit or stand most of the way and would lay down and sleep some of the way. I made her a terry cloth lined rain suit and goggles. The googles were made out of knauga hide (vinyl) that covered her entire head and snapped under her chin. The vinyl had an oval cut out where the eyes were. The oval opening was covered by a curved peice of plexiglass. There was about 1" of foam between the vinyl and the plexiglass that separated the plexiglass from the vinyl so that it didn't touch her eyes. The biggest problem was when we would stop. I had to get the rain coat off before she would squat to pee. Now, what were you saying about never getting your dog to wear a head set??? Marty |
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