I'm fairly certain this ended June 30, 2021. The best way to use the CSR travel credit is to book a refundable Southwest flight (either Anytime or Business Select) for greater than $300. The credit should post within 1-2 days of the charge going through. Then, cancel your flight and receive a credit back to your CSR. You can then spend that $300 on anything you want on the card or even transfer it to another card to offset an existing balance.
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YOU are ON IT! Lol, but I checked your link and I think it's gotten even better:
My 2 Bostons LOVE the heat, especially my younger one! He will run around fetching a ball for hours in the 95 degree heat that is now SC, and still be fresher than a watermelon, lol. I'm not even joking! We laugh that we could be exhausted just sitting outside right now for more than an hour, but he'll run around for 3 hours and have a blast in the extreme heat! He is super athletic. People comment all the time how muscular he is. (Maybe he can regulate his body heat better than most, and we do have a big doggie pool that he'll go in frequently.) He'll play for hours outside in summer, come in and still want to play play play. But we attend a Boston Terrier meetup with about 20-30 others, and not many of the other ones enjoy the heat like mine do. Even my older Boston who is approaching 5 will chase his soccer ball for a long time before stopping to rest. We had read previously before owning Bostons that they are low energy and good for apartments. NOT! Mine are sooo high energy.
Hard to know if the lack of notification is about the contact info, or just a SW miss.In 2020, our Cayman flights were removed from the schedule- no notification from SW. Just this year, my kids flights were magically deleted by SW, no notification.
Our 2 yo Boston really loves to lay in the sun too! It’s 90 and she’s out there in a sunny spot. She’s SUPER fast too- we call it the zoomies. She’ll do these crazy figure eight runs at high speed. She will gas out the poor Frenchton who will hide under the chairs outside bc she’s so exhausted. Our Boston will play fetch for hours. We have to hide the ball to get her to stop. She also doesn’t like to actually give you the ball, which makes fetch quite interesting.
) she’s hyper-ventilated. It’s almost like her tiny airway collapses and she can’t get air.
that photo is the best!!!!Our 2 yo Boston really loves to lay in the sun too! It’s 90 and she’s out there in a sunny spot. She’s SUPER fast too- we call it the zoomies. She’ll do these crazy figure eight runs at high speed. She will gas out the poor Frenchton who will hide under the chairs outside bc she’s so exhausted. Our Boston will play fetch for hours. We have to hide the ball to get her to stop. She also doesn’t like to actually give you the ball, which makes fetch quite interesting.
The 1 yo Frenchton will probably need a stroller or limited walks at some point. She expends so much energy on simple walks and she will collapse over the a/c vent when we get back.
To keep this cc related, I’d actually like them to fly with us (and use some of those airline incidentals), but because of their BAS and temperments, we haven’t yet. I worry they will be too stressed. In situations where the Boston has been scared (balloon, air-compressor
Sooo cute!! Yes I do think Frenchies or Frenchie mixes have a much harder time with the breathing/heat. When I lived in New York City, I literally saw a woman walking her Frenchie across the road, and he laid down in the middle of the crosswalk LOL. Poor guy! We have wanted to fly with them too. We went to Ecuador a few years back for several weeks and really wanted to take ours at the time, but the airline we we were flying with banned BAS dogs completely. Not sure if it's cuz it was a longer international flight, or just breed-specific to that airline. I'm sure you heard of the poor Frenchie that died a few years back on a flightOur 2 yo Boston really loves to lay in the sun too! It’s 90 and she’s out there in a sunny spot. She’s SUPER fast too- we call it the zoomies. She’ll do these crazy figure eight runs at high speed. She will gas out the poor Frenchton who will hide under the chairs outside bc she’s so exhausted. Our Boston will play fetch for hours. We have to hide the ball to get her to stop. She also doesn’t like to actually give you the ball, which makes fetch quite interesting.
The 1 yo Frenchton will probably need a stroller or limited walks at some point. She expends so much energy on simple walks and she will collapse over the a/c vent when we get back.
To keep this cc related, I’d actually like them to fly with us (and use some of those airline incidentals), but because of their BAS and temperments, we haven’t yet. I worry they will be too stressed. In situations where the Boston has been scared (balloon, air-compressor
Delta does not allow BAS dogs (or cats) nor pit bulls.
I'm sure it's related to liability, as most things are. I can't speak for other airlines but usually it's monkey see, monkey do with at least the big American 3.
Yep! And they can expedite also.
The lowest CL for a CIP is $5k as opposed to the CIU/CIC that only requires a $3k starting point.
Does not count against your 5/24… you are good to help with the MSR.
Your husband should get his own CSP, I’ve managed to pay for all of our Disney trip with Disney gift cards that I’ve bought at grocery stores then used the Pay yourself back feature to erase all the GC purchases. We are going to Disney on Friday and will use DH’s CSR for all dinning and use PYB on those charges.
Did you mean does NOT?
