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Since the year 2000, people have been able to travel with their pets alongside on overseas trips. Traveling with a pet passport makes crossing the border into different states and countries much easier. But what is a pet passport exactly? Well, in the EU, pet passports are official documents given to animals just like they are given to people! A …
Seated within the Tularosa Basin in the Chihuahuan Desert located in New Mexico, the White Sand National Monument enraptures visitors – two-legged and four – into a paradoxical warm, winter wonderland as this natural sandbox distinctively features a vast, striking landscape flooded with pure white gypsum crystals. The white, soft sand befuddled a snow-loving, mountain-obsessed husky into trying to eat …
Imagine how your body stiffens after a long drive across the Interstate. Your dog is no exception and he too gets exhausted and weary during the journey. Especially adversities multiply for the senior dogs. Travelling with an ageing senior canine is equivalent to travelling with a 90-year-old human. A dog year is 7 human years on an average (large dog …
Seattle is known for a lot of things—coffee, Nirvana, and rain… but it’s the general dog-friendliness of the place that blows the city out of the water. Dogs in Seattle are very fortunate beings. Some of them get to follow their owners into their work offices and restaurants. But for an adventure dog, Seattle is absolute heaven. The abundance of …
Offering both sunny beaches and towering mountains, North Carolina is a dog’s dream playground. They can go from rolling in the warm sand of the Outer Banks to climbing peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains in only 6 hours. It’s no wonder North Carolina is home to numerous dog-friendly road trip destinations. The next time you and your pup are …
This post contains affiliate links. When you click on a link within this post and make a purchase, I will earn a commission. This is at no additional cost to you. Travelling with a dog in the car can be quite a challenge for some. Not all dogs sit quietly and calmly! Some of our four-legged friends get car sick …
Travelling with your dog is such a rewarding experience. Our dog Kaya is part of the family. So when we plan trips, we incorporate her in all aspects of the travel. If she can’t go somewhere, we either don’t go, or she goes to her favourite Pet Resort (where she gets treated like a queen, for real). Kaya is almost …
