Originally Posted by
bhomburg
AC does have breed restrictions on pet travel. Snub-nosed/brachycephalic breeds are banned from travel in the hold.
See a list at
http://www.aircanada.com/en/travelin...ed_breeds.html
Also, they require 'wild animal' crates for aggressive breeds (those are extremely costly and hard to find).
Snub-nosed breeds are, however, allowed in the cabin.
@OP: Should the dogs weigh less than 10 kgs (per dog, animal plus carrier) you should be able to take them along in the cabin. If they weigh more than that, you will need to find another airline or send them as cargo with Air Canada. This will cost significantly more money, though.
Noted, but obviously the dogs shouldn't be in the cabin on an international journey (which is what I'm sure the OP is referring to, rather than a relocation within Canada). My own view is that no animals should be upstairs. I'm guessing, but if OP has some wolf-cross breed, he would likely have mentioned that in his original question.