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Flying with a dog in the United States can be fairly straightforward, especially when travelling between states. Many American airlines allow small dogs in the cabin, and domestic flights usually involve less paperwork than international travel. However, if you're flying into the USA from another country, there are some important rules you need to know. The United States has strict dog import requirements, including a minimum age, microchip identification, and a mandatory CDC

Flying with your dog around Europe is easier than you might think, especially if you're travelling between EU countries. Once your dog has the correct documents and vaccinations, you can visit many European countries without having to arrange new paperwork for every trip. However, there are some important exceptions. The UK has different entry rules, some countries require additional parasite treatment, and travelling into Europe from outside the EU can involve extra veterina

Travelling with a dog by plane is possible with many airlines, but finding the right one can be surprisingly complicated. Some airlines welcome small dogs in the cabin, others only transport pets in the aircraft hold, and some don't accept pets at all. The rules can also be very different depending on where you're flying. An airline might accept your dog on a flight within Europe but not on a flight to the UK, for example. To make planning easier, I've put together a worldwid