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@espy It will probably be fine! And, yeah, I would recommend doing everything possible to avoid sending your pup in cargo. There's just too much that could go wrong in cargo. Flying in the cabin with you is definitely the safest method.

@espy He's male. :) In my case, I knew ahead of time which pup was set aside for me. He was the biggest one in the litter, too, so I was a little nervous about the flight, to be sure, lol. But it all worked out!

@espy Yup, we made it through! I used a Medium sized Sherpa carrier. He was 10lbs at the time and was a little cramped, but he fit and the airline (American) let him through. A lot is at the discretion of whoever is checking you in so it's not a guarantee, but I didn't have any trouble.

@leeza No prob! Also, in that case, for cold temps, think about packing a couple chemical handwarmers and a little hand towel. Wrap the handwarmer in the towel (so it's not TOO hot for puppy) and you can slip it into the carrier to provide something snuggly and warm. :D Might be a good...

@leeza Flew with my border collie pup at 8 weeks. It was a fast turnaround. I flew in late at night, slept a few hours, then met the breeder and flew back the next morning. I traveled very light. It went pretty smoothly, I did a lot of prep beforehand. Things I did that I can recommend: I...