A pomeranian in Hong Kong recently made news after testing positive for the novel coronavirus that was first detected in China. The dog's owner had previously tested positive for COVID-19, and concerns quickly mounted that dogs may be a new source of infection.

Can domesticated dogs catch and fall ill from the highly contagious respiratory virus circulating the globe? Can your four-legged best friend infect you with the virus? Here is everything you need to know.

Are you looking to fly in-cabin with your dog or cat to Hawaii without the risk of quarantine? In this DJANGO Dog Blog article we provide a comprehensive overview of Hawaii's pre-arrival pet requirements (including required documentation) and explain how to qualify your pet for Direct Airport Release. Our goal is to get you and your four-legged friend to Hawaii safely, smoothly, and without any risk of quarantine.

Is the cargo area safe for pet travel? Will dogs too large for in-cabin pet travel be comfortable in the hold of the plane?

There are preconceived notions that cargo pet travel is unsafe, stressful, and something to be avoided. Rather than jump to this conclusion ourselves, we did a lot of research to better understand pet travel in cargo: what cargo pet travel actually is, potential risks and hazards with putting dogs or cats in cargo, and recent statistics on pet safety.