By preparing a dog sitter checklist, you’ll make everyone feel better and more at ease: your dog, the sitter, and yourself.
Dog Travel
Dog travel. Keep your dog safe whether you're driving, flying or moving cross country.
Driving: Once you’ve mapped out the route for your dog-friendly trip, you need to make sure your dog is ready for the car ride. Nothing would spoil the fun more than a nervous traveler.
Overcome motion sickness: Nervous, hyperactive dogs are more likely to suffer from motion sickness as are puppies whose inner ears have not yet fully developed.
Fly safely: Dog plane safety tips include taking a direct flight, making sure your dog has fresh water and using an approved crate that allows good air circulation.
Move with your dog: Plan, use some expert advice and moving to a new city can be as easy as a quick stroll around the dog park.
5 things to pack for a road trip with your dog
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11 tips to dog-proof your car
Using seat covers, a dog hammock, or a harness to dog-proof your car keeps your pup safe and protects your vehicle from dirt and scratches.
Driving with your dog: Avoid these risks
Driving with your dog: Keep pup restrained in the backseat to reduce distractions and keep you both safe if you’re in a crash.
Best dog breeds for travel
The best dogs for travel have gentle dispositions, need little exercise, and enjoy being with people. For plane rides, small dogs are best.
Prepare for a dog-friendly trip
Plan a dog-friendly trip with a little help from the folks at GoPetFriendly.com to find dog-friendly hotels, destinations and activities.
4 tips to make moving with your dog a breeze
Move with dog. Plan ahead, use some expert advice, and moving to a new city can be as easy as a quick stroll around the dog park.
Flying with your dog: Keep your pup safe on even the longest flight
Flying with your dog creates many of the same complications as traveling with a baby — you’ll need snacks, toys, and supplies to clean up any accidents.
How to Be a Digital Nomad as a Pet Owner
Being a digital nomad dog owner requires extra planning and preparation, but traveling with your dog can be a rewarding experience.
Keep your dog safe on the water
Practice dog water safety. Teach dogs to swim, use life jackets, don’t let dogs drink seawater, and watch for toxic algae.