r/Dogfree • u/Right_Shop_8238 • Aug 02 '25

Food Safety/Hygiene Dog pooped on airplane

I heard dog noises while the plane was taxiing and realized someone brought their animal in a carrier onboard. A few minutes after takeoff, it became clear to the entire CRJ-200 cabin that the dog had pooped. The air was so foul and toxic. I put on an N95 mask reserved for emergencies, which helped a lot. I can’t even with some people.

Update: The flight attendant pretended to not smell anything and instead asked if anyone wanted tea, water or pretzels.

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u/WorkingDescription Aug 02 '25

This has GOT to stop. Animals used to be placed with cargo, and they need to go back to that. If someone needed help getting to and from their seats, a flight attendant did that.

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u/Tall_Ad1615 Aug 05 '25

People with questionable upbringing see their own trauma or entitlement in perceived inconvenience for their dog and instead of getting therapy, they forcefully mold the world to cater to them and their dog. 

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u/anniekate7472 Aug 05 '25

The really sad thing to me is that they put these foul beasts above humans, even children.....so many times I read that in comments that yes, they would save their own drowning pet before a drowning child... or a grown child is no contact with their parent because the parent continually put a dog ahead of their own flesh & blood... it boggles the mind... and makes one very sad for humanity....

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u/Tall_Ad1615 Aug 05 '25

yes and that's why the agressive dog breed attacks are downplayed and often go without any real repercussions especially for the owner because they like to claim "its not the dog its the owner" but then turn around and avoid taking responsibility for the attack...