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Subject: Re: [LML] dog in the airplane
From: Ronald STEVENS <Ronald@sdc.com>
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I have a 4p and brought my Yorkshire Terrier (yes I know lol) in the =
plane a couple of times. The first time he was in the back seat and he =
was just nervous but seemed ok.=20

I also have the ear muffs but they suck....so I use towel to protect his =
ears (actually my girl is doing this) and he likes the attention.

My plane is not so good insulated so it is a bit noisy, but I noticed =
that when I set the MAP at 29 it is much quieter, so better :)

=3D=3D Ronald

On Oct 31, 2011, at 9:04 AM, <bronnenmeier@GROBSYSTEMS.COM> =
<bronnenmeier@GROBSYSTEMS.COM> wrote:

> Dear subscribers,
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> I have a little ShihTzu dog (approx. 8 lbs) that usually follows me
> around whatever I do. He just stops following me when we walk up to =
the
> airplane.=20
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> I had him in the C182 several times before (in his little travel box)
> and I could tell he just doesn't feel very comfortable once the engine
> starts.
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> I don't know if it is the noise or the flying that bothers him. I
> haven't had him in the 4P since I have zero noise insulation in it and
> it is even louder in there (especially during takeoff and climb).
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> I saw these ear muffs for dogs in several magazines. Do you think this
> will solve the problem?
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> Thanks for your comments on this non-Lancair-related topic.
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> Ralf
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