From island hopping on puddle jumpers, to long haul journeys on jets, dogs can be found on an increasing number of flights. On most pet-friendly airlines, small pups, usually under 20 lbs, can soar in a soft-sided carrier next to your feet. But, larger dogs are typically required to travel in the hold as checked baggage. However, not all small breeds make great travel companions, and some are restricted for their own safety. If your future dog is destined to be a four-legged frequent flier, here are the best breeds for air travel, and some that should keep all four paws firmly on the ground.
Before you fly with Fido, check out these trusted tips from flight attendants.