Pets on the Go!

More and more, Fido and Fluffy have been coming along for the ride (and even the overnight). But if you've tried it you know how much complication and expense it can add. Here are ways to minimize both.

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Is Askal & Cavapoo Dog Breed Easy to Carry While Traveling?

Greetings!I am visiting the Philippines next month because of my official duties. I am visiting this beautiful country without my family, especially without my preteen son and daughter, and they are a little sad because of it. So, I decided to bring Askal dogs for them. Probably, many of you would call them Aspin dogs. As a family, we have never raised any dog other than Gold Retriever and bulldog, so it is the first time when we are looking for another dog. Do you think it will be easy for us…

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Which Rabbit Breed Is Easy to Carry While Traveling?

Greetings!This March, I am going for a 15 days holiday break with my daughter and husband. We are going to visit Germany this time, but my daughter also wants to carry a pet with her. My husband suggested taking a well-groomed dog with her, but she wants a small animal, and for sure, it is a bunny. Actually, her friend Nancy adopted a bunny last month, and it is also influencing her to have a bunny. Honestly, my entire family never had a bunny as a pet. So, we are not sure how we will carry a…

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6 great pet-friendly luxury hotels in England

More and more of us are traveling with our beloved pets, and fortunately the Brtis are big animal lovers. And if you rent a car and go on a road trip around England, with your family and pets, you have a good number of options, as most accommodations - from the simplest flats to elegant palaces with gardens do welcome both four-legged guests.On the upper end of the scale, here are a half dozen outstanding luxury properties which do...read post

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10 tips for traveling with pets

José Balido Maybe, like more and more travellers these days, you just can’t bear to part with your furry friend for more than a day or two. Maybe Max dreams of practicing his Spanish bark. Or Patches wants to become a jet-setting Instagram influencer. Or all of the above. The good news is that travelling with your non-human family member(s) today is easier than ever, and you’re all but guaranteed the trip of your life. And, it goes without saying, priceless pics for your feed. Travel with…

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María José December 18, 2023 at 11:52am

Well, well - now there´s even an airline just for our four-legged friends! Limited destinations so far, but it will be interesting to see how far this spreads: https://www.timeout.com/news/alert-there-is-now-a-dedicated-airline...
Jordan Simon September 4, 2023 at 9:50am

When we think about pet travel, it´s mostly dogs which get all the attention, but apparently there´s now a bit of a trend of catering to kitties too: https://robbreport.com/travel/hotels/why-a-growning-number-of-luxur...

Traveling With Feline Friends? These 4 Luxury Hotels Are the Cat’s Meow

While many hotels allow dogs, cats are also increasingly welcome at some of America's best hotels, from Massachusetts to California.
Barbara Necker May 9, 2023 at 9:47pm

Earlier this year, a writer for Australia's Escape travel website weighed in on the increasing prevalence of dogs on flights. Do you agree? https://www.escape.com.au/news/yankee-poodles-and-labradoodles-driv...

People are fuming over dogs being allowed to fly in plane cabins

“Since when did the First Class cabin turn into a zoo?” grouched a disgruntled flyer on Facebook recently.
Paul Varmuza January 7, 2023 at 3:16pm

Condé Nast Traveler just came out with a list of its top U.S. airlines for flying with pets: https://www.cntraveler.com/story/most-pet-friendly-airlines

The Most Pet-Friendly Airlines of 2023

These U.S. airlines allow passengers to fly with dogs, cats, and even household birds safely—and with ease.
David Paul Appell October 28, 2022 at 9:46am

On your next visit to San Francisco, bring your doggo to Dogue, the first high-quality restaurant for canines! https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/oct/27/san-francisco-dogue...

‘Bone-appetite’: San Francisco’s latest trendy restaurant caters to canines | San Francisco | The G…

Dogue, run by a trained chef, has garnered outrage for the high cost of pampering pups but pet parents have been supportive
José Balido March 29, 2022 at 2:45pm

When we moved to Spain in early 2020, we dreamed of being able to travel Europe almost at will and especially with our rat terrier mix Papito. Now that travel is back after a year lost to the pandemic, we just made a great start in la Ville Lumière! Check out my Facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/Jose.A.Balido/posts/6329047530453529.

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La Quinta Inns & Suites Bryant May 21, 2011 at 7:09pm

Traveling thru Arkansas? Know you are safe with us..all rooms are on the interior of building & each floor has security cameras on each end of hall. Not to mention security cameras threw out the building inside & out! Check out our Virtual Tour! See for yourself! Remember Pets wants Luxury too!!

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Ed Wetschler October 30, 2010 at 10:58pm

The Greenwich Village Halloween Parade for people is more famous, but today was the Washington Square Park costume party for dogs. Superman Schnauzer, a collie dressed as a lion, a pug as a pirate, a bulldog bumblebee. The bulldog's owner was also dressed as a bumblebee, albeit with less success. This is my favorite doggie destination for Halloween; do you have one you like even more?
Ed Wetschler September 1, 2010 at 4:12am

At the bark park today with Benny, my alter ego, I struck up a conversation with a woman who had a rare dog -- so rare that I'd never seen one before. She told me her husband had gotten the dog in England, but the carriers that serve London would not let this 3 1/2-month-old puppy fly in cabin.

"So how'd you get your dog to New York?" I asked.

Any guesses? (No, he didn't rent a corporate jet.)
José Balido August 9, 2010 at 5:42pm

Check out Kaleel Sakakeeny's blog post, featured on the Tripatini home page today, about the horrible death of those seven innocent puppies. Thank God our little guy in under 20 lbs and fits under the seat!