Dangerous breeds. For safety reasons, the Carrier will not carry in the cabin pets of the following dangerous and/or fierce breeds, which may only be carried in the hold, must not be older than 9 months of age, and must comply with the Container requirements for domestic pets and others indicated in these conditions. For flight safety reasons and to ensure an undisturbed flight, the Carrier may deny boarding in the cabin of other dangerous and/or fierce breeds that are not expressly listed below, which must be carried in the hold. Dog breeds: American Pitbull terrier • Pitbull Terrier • American Staffordshire terrier • Japanese Tosa inu • Staffordshire bull terrier • Rottweiller • Bull terrier • English Mastiff • American Bulldog • Presa canario • Brazilian mastiff • Dogue de Bordeaux • Neapolitan Mastiff • Akita inu • Argentine Dogo • Bullmastiff.
Dangerous breeds. For safety reasons, the Carrier will not transport pets in the cabin when they belong to dangerous and/or aggressive breeds, as indicated below. Such pets may only travel in the hold, and must not be more than nine (9) months old, in addition to complying with all the container requirements established for domestic pets and all other rules established in these conditions. To ensure safety on the flight and ensure that it transpires without any disturbances, the Carrier may refuse to permit in-cabin transport of dangerous and/or aggressive breeds other than those expressly indicated in the following list, which must be transported in the hold. Dog breeds: American Pit Bull Terrier 🞎 Pit Bull Terrier 🞎 American Staffordshire Terrier 🞎 Japanese Tosa Inu 🞎 Staffordshire Bull Terrier 🞎 Rottweiler 🞎 Bull terrier 🞎 English Mastiff 🞎 American Bulldog 🞎 Presa Canario 🞎 Fila Brasileiro 🞎 Dogue de Bordeaux 🞎 Mastino Xxxxxxxxxx 🞎 Akita Inu 🞎 Dogo Argentino 🞎 Bullmastiff. Brachycephalic animals: In case of stress, brachycephalic or snub-nosed pets may suffer breathing difficulties due to their morphology. Before transporting such pets, the Passenger must seek the opinion of a veterinarian. The veterinarian must issue a certificate declaring that the pet is in conditions to be transported by air, and the Passenger shall present this certificate to the Carrier. The Passenger must also write a letter releasing the Carrier from all responsibility. A form letter can be found at the following link: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/upload/Carta- Liberacion-Responsabilidad-Regiones.pdf Brachycephalic dog breeds include the following: Affenpinscher • Pekinese • American Staffordshire Terrier • Pit Bull • Boston Terrier • Boxer (all breeds) • Presa Canario • Brussels Griffon • Bulldog (all breeds) • Pug (all breeds) • Cane Corso • Dogue de Bordeaux • Shar Pei • English Toy Spaniel • Japanese Chin • Shih Tzu • Lhasa Apso • Mastiff (all breeds) • Tibetan Spaniel. Brachycephalic cat breeds include the following: • Burmese • Himalayan • Persian • Exotic Shorthair.
