Many people want to take their pets to travel, so can they take their pets by train?

Many people want to travel with their pets, so there is a problem. Can we take our pets on the train? I believe many people will have this question, and some people will say no, because they have never seen pets on the train, but is this really the case? Just because they didn't see it doesn't mean they didn't.

Pets are not allowed on the train, but if you really need to bring pets, there are still ways to check in. Not every train can handle it. Be sure to ask the staff in advance which train can be checked, and bring the quarantine certificate of the dog to avoid some trouble. But there are also cases where pets are obedient and quiet. Why not let them take the train? There may be the following reasons.

Can I take my pet on the train?

Pets may defecate everywhere.

You know, it will take us at least a few hours by train. In these few hours or more, we can't control the time for pets to go to the toilet. If the dog urinates anywhere, it will cause environmental pollution, because the train is still a public place, which will affect others, especially the dog's urination.

Offend some passengers

Some people like dogs very much, and some people are afraid of dogs, especially some children, because when they are the same age or older than themselves, children will have fear, which will bring discomfort to children, especially the elderly and pregnant women on the train. Their immunity is weak and some people are allergic to pet hair. So pets are generally not allowed on the train.

Dogs are not feeling well.

Dogs, like humans, will also have psychological problems when facing strange and narrow spaces, and even anxiety and even aggressive behavior will occur in severe cases. It is also a great safety hazard for passengers. This problem deserves special attention.

If there are no special circumstances, try not to bring the dog into the car. For yourself and your pets, please don't take your pets to public places.