FAQ

In most cases, you cannot buy a seat for your large dog on commercial airlines unless it is a trained service animal, but some carriers like JSX and private/charter flights do offer this option.

JSX, as well as charter services like K9 Jets and Bark Air, allow large dogs in the cabin, often requiring the purchase of an additional seat.

Most airlines only allow small dogs in-cabin, but JSX permits medium to large dogs (up to 79 lbs) with an extra seat purchase, and private or semi-private charters like RetrievAir and K9 Jets accept large dogs in the cabin. Trained service dogs are allowed in-cabin on most airlines regardless of size.

Some dogs enjoy face kisses from their owners while others may feel uncomfortable; it depends on the individual dog's personality and prior experiences.

Dogs enjoy watching activities that provide mental stimulation, involve movement, scent, or interaction with their favorite humans or toys.

Some dogs enjoy face kisses, while others may feel uncomfortable or anxious. It's essential to observe your dog's body language to determine their comfort level.

Dogs are entertained by watching dog-friendly movies, moving objects like bubbles or toys, and interactive games involving scent or movement.

Some dogs enjoy face kisses while others may find them uncomfortable or threatening; it depends on the individual dog's temperament and past experiences.

Dogs enjoy watching activities that involve movement, scent-based games, their humans interacting, and engaging visuals like dog-safe videos or playful scenes.

You can say sorry to your dog by using a calm voice, gentle touch, offering a favorite treat or playtime, and reinforcing your bond with positive attention.