How to get a Pet Passport if you aren’t an EU resident An EU Pet Passport is an official document containing your dog’s microchip number and proof of rabies vaccination. It eliminates the need for a complicated USDA Health Certificate every time you travel between the US and Europe. Unfortunately, it has become difficult for…
If you are reading this blog, it’s safe to assume you want to travel with your dog. I’ve been doing it for over 20 years, but I find it exhausting sometimes. Driving or taking a train between destinations, lugging suitcases full of supplies, and worrying about pet policies take their toll. This is why I…
Condé Nast Traveler readers have ranked Savannah among the friendliest cities in America. But is Savannah dog friendly? Our intrepid travel pack sniffed around for intel on visiting Savannah with dogs. Here’s what we found out. Is Savannah Dog Friendly? To determine if Savannah is dog friendly, we started by taking a tour. Dozens of tour…
Top 5 US Restaurants That Allow Dogs Inside One of the most challenging aspects of traveling with dogs is finding restaurants where they are allowed. If the weather is good, you can sometimes sit on a patio, but what if it’s rainy or cold? In Europe, many restaurants allow indoor dining with dogs. Health codes…
There have been limited options for flying with a medium or large dog for years. Owners of big dogs had to risk transporting their pups in the belly of the aircraft like luggage. JSX Airlines is shaking things up by allowing passengers to bring larger, leashed dogs in the cabin. Interested in flying JSX with…
Amtrak is the United State’s national railroad system. The service links 46 states and 3 Canadian provinces. So, do Amtrak trains allow dogs onboard? The answer is yes, but there are several conditions for travel. I’ll explain Amtrak’s pet policy and what’s required to take your dog on the train in this post. For many…
North Carolina Edition: Unique Dog Friendly Accommodations If you are looking for some of the best dog friendly campgrounds, inns, and cottages, I recommend visiting North Carolina. The state has more unique, dog friendly accommodations than I’ve seen elsewhere. Here are our picks of the best inns, campgrounds, and cottages in dog friendly North Carolina:…
According to GoRVing.com, 68% of RV owners travel with a pet. I know that the ability to travel with pups certainly influenced my decision to buy an RV. Most campgrounds allow dogs, and many have a fenced-in park where dogs can run around. Some Kampgrounds of America locations even offer campsites with private Paw Pens…
One of the most difficult things about staying at a hotel with your dog is figuring out where they can go potty. DogFriendlyTravel.com pack members Louie and Lawrence will go just about anywhere, but Madame Coco doesn’t like to pee while on a leash. She needs grass and a little privacy when nature calls. Fortunately,…
Taking a California Redwoods drive with dogs is a great way to see some of North America’s most impressive scenery. If you have a dog who doesn’t enjoy hiking, you can still enjoy the majesty of the towering redwoods from the comfort of your car or RV. Redwoods Attractions Humboldt Redwoods State Park in Northern…