How to travel with a dog in a public transport
A Life / / December 19, 2019
A few tips that will help you, your dog and the other passengers to avoid unnecessary stress and confusion.
If you and your pet will travel in public transport, prepare for it in advance.
Learn the rules of transportation
As a rule, large dogs in muzzles and collars with a short leash can be transported in the underground, as well as on the back of bus platform, trolley buses and trams. small dogs transport to carry. However, in different cities of the rules they may vary, so look for information relevant for your particular locality. Here's what you need to find out and possibly print:
- Are allowed the passage of any dogs or guide dogs only.
- Whether you are charged for transportation of dogs. If so, what.
- Do I need a certificate from vetuchrezhdeniya.
- Are there restrictions on the size.
Follow the rules
If the rules allow you to travel by public transport, along with a dog, make sure not to cause inconvenience to fellow passengers.
- If your pet is traveling to carry, put it under the seat or on the lap. Do not place the carrying of the aisle or in front of the door.
- If the dog is not going to carry, carry it on a short leash. If the rules require a muzzle, put it even if you are 100% sure that your animal is non-aggressive.
- Do not allow the dog to jump on the seat.
- Nurture dog. Teach her to stop barking and growling at your command.
Take care of the pet
- Make sure that the collar and muzzle the appropriate size and do not cause the dog discomfort. If you are using a carrier, it must also be the right size.
- Start with short trips. The dog takes a while to get used to transport.
- Bring a treat for a dog to encourage her for good behavior.
- Bring a toy, no noise, or any other favorite thing to calm the dog.
- Try to sit or stand where people walk as little as possible.
- After a trip to give the animal to relax in a quiet place.
Do not be nervous and do not conflict with the other passengers, then your trip will take place nice and easy, not only for you but also for your four-legged friend.