Pets are part of the family. We take great care of them, we take them everywhere with us and we find it difficult to be without them. But owners need to take great care when taking their pets in the car.
Barking mad in Mallorca
Keep yours pets safe in the car
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I agree strongly. I always restrain clip my dog in UK. I have a short secondary loop through seatbelt lap part in my car, so my dog is as restrained as a seatbelt, as the dog can be. As my dog now is the most precious thing I now have., in the event of an accident, it would not be much fun for the dog flying about the car.
Ever been hit on the back of the head by a 10kg dog travelling at 30kph? They really do need restraining.
I am planning to bring my best mate do to Majorca from England. We have not been apart from before Covid started lockdown. I looked in to flying her down. I was quoted £1000 each way only to Barcelona British Airways, in the hold. TUI £800 ew to Malaga. The dog only weighs 4 to 5 kg, and I feel could fly in the cabin with me. It is looking like a nice ferry to France or northern Spain, then Barcelona to Palma or Alcudia. I sadly lost my wife 7 years ago, and now living on my own with my smaller dog. She is already for travel, and getting a passport. Similar rules apply in UK as Spain for dog traveling in cars.