(Picture Credit: Justin Paget / Getty Images) Are you thinking of traveling overseas for a vacation with your dog? Or perhaps you’re planning on relocating altogether? But where’s best to go if you’re bringing your furry friend with you? Some countries are better for pet-friendly travel than others, and here are some of our favorites. …
(Picture Credit: Cavan Images / Getty Images) Whether you’re planning on relocating or simply going on vacation or road-tripping with your furry friends, it’s worth knowing which cities in the US are the most dog-friendly. Here, we’ve brought some of them together to give you some inspiration. Portland, Oregon If the Pacific Northwest is where…
With pet-friendly hotels, cabins, and resorts popping up all over the map, traveling with your best friend has never been easier. While jetting off at a moment’s notice sounds romantic, it can be challenging if your dog is along for the ride. Here are some dog travel tips to make the journey easier for both of you.
Flying with your dog can be a great way to travel together, but it’s important to be aware of the costs involved. The cost to fly your dog depends on a number of factors, including the airline, the size and weight of your pooch, the distance you are flying, and whether you are flying your pup in the cabin or the cargo hold. Before you take off to live that jet-setter lifestyle, learn how you and your four-legged friend can both afford to reach your destination — safely and in style.
Arriving in new locales can feel glamorous and exciting. That notwithstanding, let’s face it: getting there is rarely half the fun, especially when you’re flying with dogs. Airport lines, security checks, delayed connections, and airplane air and noise are stressful enough for people. For pets — who can’t check the departure monitors or talk to the gate agent — it can be even more confusing and anxiety-provoking. Long international flights add extra burdens.
For dog owners who love to travel, there’s no longer the tough choice between hitting the road and spending time with a treasured pet. Here’s what you should know about pet-friendly hotels when traveling with your dog.