'This dog is living a better life than me': Internet jealous as dog flies business class from Hong Kong to Paris
HONG KONG, CHINA: A dog has not just left people envious of its life but also in awe after a video of it traveling like a king was shared online. The rescued Dachshund named Fifi’s video has recently gone viral on the Internet showing the four-year-old sleeping in business class.
A YouTube video page GoodtimesJackson posted the dog’s video and wrote, “THERE WAS A DOG ON MY FLIGHT TRAVELLING BUSINESS CLASS,” revealing the canine in its carefree avatar. Fifi also has its own Instagram page, where its time on the plane was posted. The post said that the pet was traveling “Hong Kong to Paris Via Turkey with @turkishairlines.”
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'Look how comfortable he is'
The caption of the Instagram share also added the pros and cons of Turkish Airlines. It noted, “Pros: •super dog friendly staff on board •spacious business class seats •dog friendly lounge in Istanbul • pet toilets at Istanbul airport • I only needed to put fifi in her bag when I ate Cons: •unexpected fee at check-in •no dog friendly lounges in Hong Kong #dogsinplanes.”
The post has attracted over 387,000 likes and hundreds of comments. A user wrote, “If I were very rich, I'd pay too.... My cat is like a son to me.” Another user said, “Everyone : I wanna be so rich that I can afford a business class ticket for my pet Me : I wanna be that pet.” The third user commented, “Dogs are classier and more polite than some human passengers.” The fourth one stated, “What a cutie I wish all animals could be this lucky.” “Oh no, this dog is living a better life than me, I’ve never travel in business or first class before. Look how comfortable he is, oh Jesus,” the fifth one added.
'Fifi made everyone smile'
Meanwhile, Newsweek spoke to Fifi’s owner, Helen, who said, “I adopted Fifi when she was one year old. We believe this is her first flight and we decided to fly business and have Fifi in the cabin with me because I couldn't deal with her being in the hold with the cargo.” “She's my sidekick and I don't like to be away from her. And she's the same. At home - she will always follow me into the restroom and come into the bedroom for a morning cuddle. Fifi made everyone smile and when we left the airplane people were surprised to see her on the plane as she was quiet,” the owner noted.
Helen also mentioned tips for people, who want to take their pets for a trip. She added, “Make sure your dog is comfortable being in the dog carrier and offer treats as a reward for spending time in the carrier. To prevent any accidents, feed your dog a few hours before the flight and limit their water intake. Make sure your dog has had plenty of exercise before arriving at the airport as some airlines don't allow your pet to leave the carrier. Book a red-eye flight so your dog can get a full sleep.”
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