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
Safely driving with your dog is a necessity that also can be fun for both of you. Most dogs love to go for car rides. And that’s good since you routinely need to take your pup to the vet, groomer, dog training classes, or for boarding. But you need to make sure every trip is safe for both of you.
Avoid risks: Keep your pup restrained in the backseat to reduce distractions and keep you both safe if you’re in a crash.
Prepare for dog-friendly trips: Plan a dog-friendly trip using GoPetFriendly.com to find dog-friendly hotels, destinations, and activities.
Battle motion sickness: Nervous, hyperactive dogs are more likely to suffer from motion sickness. So are puppies whose inner ears have not yet fully developed.
Overcome fear: Take time to let your dog get used to being in the car. Make sure he thinks riding in the car is a positive experience.
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.
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.
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.
5 tips for a dog-friendly summer vacation
For a successful dog-friendly summer vacation, plan, choose the right destination, and decide how you’re going to travel there.
Plan now for budget-friendly travel with your dog
Travel companies, airlines, and accommodation options are becoming increasingly pet-friendly and provide opportunities for budget-friendly travel with dogs.
Must love dogs: The 20 most dog-friendly cities of 2019
Rover compiled a list of the most dog-friendly cities by analyzing the number of walks, dog walkers and sitters, plus the time and distance of walks.
6 common dog travel mistakes
Common dog travel mistakes include picking the wrong time to travel, failing to properly restrain your dog and forgetting to update your dog’s microchip.
Dog road trip rules
CarRentals created this dog road trip rules guide, which includes an essentials checklist, plus tips and tricks to keep your pup safe.
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Fly the fido-friendly skies
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.
