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get some of the dog seat belts from a pet store... the big ones have them... other than that, Find the biggest dogs you can and see how many you can take with you before the plane smells like complete a**...
 
When I used to fly scenic tours I took a couple of dogs flying. Not very nice to look at but they usually were pleasant and they usually left me good tips.

Seriously though..... I have flown with a couple of bark bark dogs and it was fine. They usually fall asleep on the back seat. I always warned the passengers that we were going back to the airport and no refunds would be given if the dog became a problem. I flew one handicap dog (best passenger ever). I also flew a professional frisbee dog too (also a great passenger and an amazing frisbee trickster)
 
I had a dog many years ago that flew everywhere with us in our 172, and later our Bonanza until we had to put him to sleep.

We never had any trouble with him at all.
 
frog_flyer said:
what about their ears?

ANR headsets are the best due to the dogs increased hearing sensitivity...but in a pinch a regular one will work. Don't give them the David Clark, since it may become a chew toy.
 
kf4amu said:
ANR headsets are the best due to the dogs increased hearing sensitivity...but in a pinch a regular one will work. Don't give them the David Clark, since it may become a chew toy.

Hmm, guess I should rethink getting those Bose headsets...
 
mauipilot said:
Anybody have any advice on flying with dogs on a C-172.

Always make sure they have a current Medical and BFR (plus 3 takeoffs and landings within the past 90 days in order to take you as a passenger). I wouldn't fly with Dalmatians, though; they're considered dumb and make the worst pilots. :D
 
Hmmm, my Rottie might have a hard time with the medical, his ears hurt...
Haven't tried yet, but i have a feeling he would do the same thing as in the car... curl up and go to sleep. Gotta get his ears done tho.
 
KeroseneSnorter said:
Don't do any aerobatics, dogs do not see the thrill in it.................Do not ask me how I know this!!

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Jun 14, 7:14 AM EDT

Suspect's Dog Bites Him in Police Chase

CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) -- A police pursuit ended when the suspect's dog, not happy about being bounced around in the car, bit its owner on the face.

Iron County sheriff's officers approached Nicholas T. Galanis, 47, of Salt Lake City to talk to him about some stolen property.

Galanis got in his car and fled with his dog.

The chase went southbound on Gold Springs Road, a windy, bumpy dirt road about five miles northwest of Modena, at around 5:38 p.m. Monday, said sheriff's detective Jody Edwards.

"Deputies could see the dog in the passenger seat getting slammed into the window," he said.

The dog, which is partly pit bull, "became so agitated that he bit his owner in the face," Edwards said. "And this is what ended the chase."

The bite removed part of Galanis' nose and he stopped.

Galanis was taken to Valley View Medical Center before being booked into Iron County Jail.

His dog was taken to the Enoch Animal Shelter.

Galanis was held for investigation of supplying false information to police, receiving/possession of stolen property and theft.
 
Ill never forget the time I saw a small Grumman on short final with the canopy slightly open and a dogs jowls flopping in the breeze.
 

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