Dog Poops On An American Airlines Flight Out Of Charlotte Leaving Passengers Not Happy

This is a story no one wants to be a part of. A dog poops on an American Airlines flight out of Charlotte leaving passengers not happy. Here's the stinky scoop.

According to our source, View From The Wing, an American airlines passenger reportedly brought a dog on board an airplane. And how do I put this delicately, he had to go number 2. And he did, right there on a seat. And to hear passengers tells it, the stench was awful. I mean, it's poo so that makes sense. Wanna see for yourself?

Some people are wondering if this animal is a legal support animal. Support animals are reportedly trained not to go #2 when they aren't supposed to. I'm personally thinking that if this is an animal, there might be times when they really can't help it. Right?

The upside according to the passengers was that it was solid. Well, that is something I guess. I have so many questions. If I was the owner of this dog, I would have cleaned this right away. Or why wouldn't someone on the flight clean it up right away in order for the passengers not to have to endure the smell. There are just so many things that are unknown.

We do know for sure that a dog poops on an American Airlines flight and that people were aware and not happy. We have not contacted American Airlines to verify nor has our source but there are pictures and as they say, pictures don't lie.

There's something truly special about having a close relationship with your pet. They say a dog is "man's best friend," and it's totally accurate. I have friends and family who truly feel like their pets are a member of the family. Pets will be there for you through thick and thin. Pets are also know for being loyal, which can be a really good feeling in this world. So, what are the most popular dogs right now?

Danspetcare.com has a great article out that names the most popular dogs in the world right now. In it, they describe that special relationship that one has with their pet. "From hunting to sled-pulling to herding and protection, dogs have helped us survive and thrive in countless ways," they explain. "One of the most important roles dogs play in our lives is companionship."

So, what do you do if you're in the market for a new dog? Danspetcare.com has some good advice on how to pick the right breed. They explain that finding the right breed is a big part of that decision. So, ask yourself, do you want a delicate breed or a more meaty, masculine breed? Also, what's the purpose of you wanting a pet? Do you want a pet for protection, or are you looking for a small buddy for some companionship?

Either way, when you're in the market for a new pet, make sure to have lots of questions and ask the right people before settling on your little guy or gal. I remember one of my friends buying the cutest little puppy ever only to see it grow into a huge dog that was almost too big for her apartment. She loved him, but it was quite a surprise. Read on to discover the most popular dogs right now and some more stats. Find more via Danspetcare.com here

According to Danspetcare.com, the most popular dog in the world is the Labrador Retriever. "They’re often used to provide comfort and reassurance for anxious humans," the study says. So true. No. 2 are Golden Retrievers and No. 3 are German Shepherds. Find more via Danspetcare.com here.

Dogpackapp.com has an article out about the most popular dog breeds right now. No. 1 on the list is the French bulldog. Those dogs are adorable, right? No. 2 is the Labrador Retriever and No. 3 is the Golden Retriever. Very popular, of course. Find the full list here.

What about the most common dogs? According to A-z-animals.com, No. 1, again are Labrador Retrievers, followed by Bulldogs and Rottweiler. The German Shepherd and Dachshund round out the top five. Find the full list here.

What if you want a small pup? The smallest dog breed, according to Forbes.com is the Pomeranian at 3-7 pounds. So cute. It's followed by the Toy Poodle and Toy Fox Terrier. Find the full list here.

What if you want a really big dog? According to Forbes.com, the largest dog breed is the Mastiff at 120-230 pounds. It's followed by the Boerboel and Tosa Inu. Find the full list here.

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