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68style 03-14-2018 08:55 PM

LOL United can’t catch a break:

https://www-m.cnn.com/2018/03/14/us/...-up/index.html

twitchyzero 03-14-2018 09:14 PM

even da govahment is mad

GOP senator demands 'explanation' from United Airlines over animal deaths | TheHill

belka 03-14-2018 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8893381)
Common sense would tell me not to go on a plane with a pet. I mean is bad enough for humans let alone a dog. I mean at least we can walk around when we get tried but is different with a dog. You can't exactly walk a dog because you aren't sure if all passenger are not allergic to dog/animals or some passenger might be scare of dogs. Also what if the dog wouldn't barking? Some dogs are really stress when they are in a new enviorment or around tons of strangers.

I would never take my little dog on a plane. Ever. I couldn't imagine the stresses it would go through in the cabin let alone being in a dark, cold, cargo hold alone.

Mr.HappySilp 03-14-2018 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8893392)
^ so you're saying everyone has to give up their pets when they move away long distance?

Depends if you are moving away for long distance and you can travel by car then and really care about your pets safety then you can drive. Sure is tiring and sucks to be driving for days but is part of being a responsibility pet owner. People have driven across Canada so it can be done. If you are moving to another country then will you have to make that choice of giving up your pets or taking the risk and putting your pet in the cargo bay. Beside you plan to move long distance and as a responsibility pet owner shouldn't you play this ahead?

If you are going on vacation then you can leave your pet with your friends or maybe even a pet store that will care for your pets when you are away. I know a friend who haven't taken any long trips in years since she doesn't want to take her dog on a plane with her and is afraid that her dogs will miss her. Is a sacrifice she made so her dogs can be happy. I mean you get a pet shouldn't you plan this out? Like your life is going to change a lot. Getting a pet is not like getting a toy when you are done you can just throw the toy away.

MarkyMark 03-15-2018 05:16 AM

Taking my dog on a plane would be a last resort, but in the chance that I did take it I expect the staff the have the competency to not kill the thing while it's with them, or ship it 2000 miles in the wrong direction.

Hondaracer 03-15-2018 07:01 AM

the news this morning said last year united alone took 150,000 pets on board and had 15 die

imo id say thats pretty good actually.. I guarantee you a good majority of those deaths are idiots who have no clue wtf they are doing and are taking some old or super timid/scared dog onto a plane where they should never be there in the first place.

As said above, taking a dog on a plane would be an absolute last resort.

MarkyMark 03-15-2018 07:20 AM

I guess it depends what the cause of death is, something doesn't just die because it's scared, there's more factors at play.

hud 91gt 03-15-2018 08:09 AM

If I can’t hold the dog myself (aka fits under the seat) I wouldn’t be travelling with a dog unless it was a very last resort. How about you hand your baby child to a bunch of strangers and trust them to get it where it is going.

Sure there is a system, it’s works well most of the time. But this is a living being in a high paced, quickly changing environment. Nope. I’d drive. happyslip actually nailed it.

twitchyzero 03-15-2018 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr.HappySilp (Post 8893418)
Beside you plan to move long distance and as a responsibility pet owner shouldn't you play this ahead?

and have them swim to Hong Kong?
it sucks and every dog is going to react differently, i would take one dog knowing her personality but not the other. It might not be a comfortable 12 hours but if if it's only a one time deal and there's no other choice but to give it away then so be it
I see all the strays in other parts of the world and know the ones here have it too good

Hondaracer 03-15-2018 08:49 AM

air travel is such a shit show these days, what a completely unenjoyable experiance.. if somone brought some fucking dog on the plane and it was barking i'd be choked..

MarkyMark 03-15-2018 09:13 AM

Yeah cause the 5 babies on board every flight screaming bloody murder is music to my ears. If I actually had to fly more than once a year I'd invest in the best noise cancelling headphones money can buy pop a sleeping pill.

Hondaracer 03-15-2018 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by MarkyMark (Post 8893447)
Yeah cause the 5 babies on board every flight screaming bloody murder is music to my ears. If I actually had to fly more than once a year I'd invest in the best noise cancelling headphones money can buy pop a sleeping pill.

thats the same thing, probably worse.. keep your fucking 1 year old at home ffs..

Last time i flew west jet i paid the extra to get premium plus to and from Toronto, on the return leg a woman who was with her family and their kid got bumped up for free to the premium seat across my row, her stupid fucking family and young kids were running up and down the aisles and bumped over my drink twice, first onto my pants second onto my Switch.. was fucking chokedddd...

I wrote westjet asking why the fuck am i paying for these seats when people are getting bumped up and having their whole family visit them in these seats.. their response was "much like using a bus, a plane is public transportation and we cannot control individuals using it"

fuck Westjet.

twitchyzero 03-15-2018 10:24 AM

^ yeah make the 1 year olds take a week long bus or train ride...sounds much better

as long as the parents apologize and if they're screaming the whole way they're actively doing something about it, i will try to be more understanding

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 8893426)
the news this morning said last year united alone took 150,000 pets on board and had 15 die

imo id say thats pretty good actually.. I guarantee you a good majority of those deaths are idiots who have no clue wtf they are doing and are taking some old or super timid/scared dog onto a plane where they should never be there in the first place.

75% of pet deaths reported to DoT were solely from United though...odd

Mr.HappySilp 03-15-2018 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 8893455)
thats the same thing, probably worse.. keep your fucking 1 year old at home ffs..

Last time i flew west jet i paid the extra to get premium plus to and from Toronto, on the return leg a woman who was with her family and their kid got bumped up for free to the premium seat across my row, her stupid fucking family and young kids were running up and down the aisles and bumped over my drink twice, first onto my pants second onto my Switch.. was fucking chokedddd...

I wrote westjet asking why the fuck am i paying for these seats when people are getting bumped up and having their whole family visit them in these seats.. their response was "much like using a bus, a plane is public transportation and we cannot control individuals using it"

fuck Westjet.

On one of my flights from Beijing to Vancouver. There was a family with a young child at the back of my row. The child started kicking my seat and the seat next to me(A C-lai) I turn and give them a dirty look. Anyways the kids keep kicking. The C-lai got piss and exploded on the couple and the kid. She just scream and yell. Afterwards the entire flight the child kept quiet and never kick our seats again.

C-lais can be some use.

Hondaracer 03-15-2018 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8893457)
^ yeah make the 1 year olds take a week long bus or train ride...sounds much better

as long as the parents apologize and if they're screaming the whole way they're actively doing something about it, i will try to be more understanding



75% of pet deaths reported to DoT were solely from United though...odd

Why do 1 year olds need to go anywhere? bring a baby to see family across the country so it can sleep half the time? lol

personally i cant stand kids so im jaded but honestly, couldnt imagine the nightmare of having to deal with that.

Need to obtain the wealth so i no longer have to sit the common folk in aircrafts lol

Manic! 03-15-2018 01:07 PM

You guys are all soft.

twitchyzero 03-15-2018 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Hondaracer (Post 8893479)
Why do 1 year olds need to go anywhere? bring a baby to see family across the country so it can sleep half the time? lol

personally i cant stand kids so im jaded but honestly, couldnt imagine the nightmare of having to deal with that.

oh i dont know maybe their parents need to relocate?
or the grandparents can't make it out?

Hondaracer 03-15-2018 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 8893487)
oh i dont know maybe their parents need to relocate?
or the grandparents can't make it out?

should book a PJ then

RRxtar 03-15-2018 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MarkyMark (Post 8893447)
Yeah cause the 5 babies on board every flight screaming bloody murder is music to my ears. If I actually had to fly more than once a year I'd invest in the best noise cancelling headphones money can buy pop a sleeping pill.

Children are a right. Pets are a privilege. Unless you're one of the shit heads who think all renters should be allowed pets

RRxtar 03-15-2018 04:40 PM

Twitchyzero is completely making up very low probability cases to win his argument it isn't even worth you guys replying.

If you keep having to "Ya but what if", you might be grasping at straws.

MarkyMark 03-15-2018 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by RRxtar (Post 8893508)
Children are a right. Pets are a privilege. Unless you're one of the shit heads who think all renters should be allowed pets

Yeah they must be a right because even if you can't afford a kid the government picks up the slack. I draw the line at those assholes who bring their baby to a theater. If you can't afford a babysitter then fuck you, stay home.

TOPEC 03-15-2018 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 8893393)

this isnt really united's fault tho as the dogs were loaded onto the planes by airport luggage/baggage handlers, so thats probably where the mix up happened. unless of course the wrong luggage tag was printed and attached during check in time which is unlikely.

welfare 03-15-2018 06:51 PM

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twitchyzero 03-15-2018 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by RRxtar (Post 8893509)
Twitchyzero is completely making up very low probability cases to win his argument it isn't even worth you guys replying.

If you keep having to "Ya but what if", you might be grasping at straws.

i'm drawing an example directly from my family
thank you for participating though

don't want babies to ruin your perfectly comfortable flight? Bring earplugs, noise-cancelling cans or fly private...WestJet's response to Hondaracer wasn't wrong, they are a publicly accessible mode of transportation, business class or not

B!tch 03-15-2018 09:35 PM

I have flown many short flights (Vancover to Edmonton, Edmonton to Victoria) etc. He was always in a airline approved bag and even the people sitting next to me weren't aware he was there.

Certain breads of dogs cant fly cargo due to breathing issues: brachycephalic dog; the Pug, English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Boston Terrier, Shih Tzu and Pekinese to name the most common.

Someone should have stood and say no when stewardess put the dog in there. If we can't put kids we can't put dogs.


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