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Luckily for us dog lovers, more and more places are becoming pet-friendly. You can go shopping, on vacation, or out to eat without having to leave your dog behind! Check out these dog friendly public places. Here are some pet-friendly places to bring your best friend:Dog Friendly BusinessesAce HardwareAutoZoneBass Pro ShopsBed, Bath & BeyondHome DepotMichael’sThe Container StoreTJ Maxx & MarshallsTips & EtiquetteLet your dog do his business before entering any business. You’d hate for your pup t …

Traveling with your dog can be one of the most rewarding experiences for you and your furry companion. Whether embarking on a cross-country road trip or a short weekend getaway, ensuring your dog’s safety, comfort, and happiness is paramount. 1. Keep Your Dog Safe and Secure in Your Vehicle One of the most critical aspects of traveling with your dog is ensuring their safety inside the vehicle. Dogs, like humans, can experience anxiety or discomfort during car rides, especially on long jour …

My husband and I recently moved from Fargo, N.D., to Solana Beach, Calif. Moving is stressful enough on its own but worse when you add kids or pets. We don't have any human children, but we do have our three "fur babies" - a Lab mix and two cats. We've moved across town with them a few times, but that's nothing compared to three 12-hour days of driving in one small car. Here are some tips for Moving or traveling across the country with pets: 1. Make sure your pet's ID tags are accurate. Make s …

If you fly through a commercial airline with your dog, the following are some preparations you'll want to think about in advance. Every airline is different, of course. Plus, fees and policies could change at any time. If you plan to fly with your dog, make sure to do your own research and stay up to date with that airline's specific policies. .What to think about if you fly with your dogSmall pets may be allowed to ride in the cabin Through Delta, United Airlines and American Airlines, …

Leaving your dog while you travel can be difficult *cue In the Arms of an Angel by Sarah McLachlan* but with proper planning to accommodate your dog’s needs, you can both have a fun getaway... but just what do you do with your dog when you travel?The best thing about traveling is getting to come home to our dogs. The first time they see you after a weekend, week-long, or even month-long trip is the best feeling in the world. You missed your pup, and they missed you. You’re finally reunited! So y …