While New York City hasn’t gone to the dogs, it’s certainly a city of dog-lovers, with an estimated 425,000 dogs living within the five boroughs. And with many New Yorkers wanting…
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While travelling around Europe with my dog, one of my favourite ways of travelling was via train. The European system of trains is excellent in most countries, and it eliminates the…
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Often when people think of dog-friendly hotels, there’s a focus on hotels that offer special services for dogs, ranging from beds and bowls through to a dog room-service menu and dog…
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After earlier comparing how many hotels in cities across Europe are pet-friendly, I thought I’d repeat the same exercise in the USA. While I didn’t expect to find as large variations…
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The requirements to travel to the USA with a dog, as long as you’re not heading to Hawaii or Guam (where quarantine applies), are relatively short and simple. While the regulations…
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When I started looking at one-way flights from Europe to the United States that were both affordable and allowed a dog in the cabin, it seemed like an impossible task. Many…
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This is a guest post from Dan Bagby of Honeymoon Always. While I have always loved dogs, I didn’t have one of my own till I adopted my dog Coco last year.…
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This is a guest post from Isabella Jones Sweltering summers are knocking on our doors already and we must answer the call with a beach vacation. The sand and the sea…
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This is a guest post from Paroma Chakravarty of Year of the Monkey. San Francisco is one of those cities loved by humans and canines alike and perhaps even more by canine-loving…
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This is a guest post from Rebecca of HikingMastery.com. Hiking is a wonderful activity for people and dogs alike. And there’s nothing like a short, interesting hike, filled with new excitement…
