So, when you get to your destination, how can you keep both Fido and yourself happy? Here are some great plans that both canines and humans will enjoy.

Visit the Beach

Any destination next to the ocean will offer up beaches for you to explore with your dog. Whether it’s soaking up rays in the summertime and going for a walk, or getting some exercise and enjoying the views in cool weather, you will both love this experience.

Have a Drink Outside

Fortunately, these days, most eating and drinking establishments are pet-friendly when it comes to sitting outside. So, why not spend some time letting your pup take in the sights and smells of a city while you relax and have a beer on a patio?

Explore the Parks

Urban parks have had a renaissance lately, with more and more cities pumping resources and attention into their green spaces. Not only will visiting a city park grant you a reprieve from the craziness of sightseeing and traveling, but it will also afford your pooch the opportunity to stretch its legs.

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Size Matters

You should know that big dogs are not allowed in the flying cabin. Only small dogs (46 cm length x 28 cm width x 24 cm height) with max 8 kilograms can keep you company during flight, but still, they can’t be outside of their bag or kennel. If your best friend is big, he or she can be transported as extra checked baggage and will travel in the hold. However, there is an option, an expensive one, where your dog can fly on a cargo plane and be looked after by the airline attendants.

Vet Checks

This is one of the most important things you should think about when planning a travel with your buddy. You want to be sure that your doggy is perfectly healthy and ready for an adventure. Also, most airlines require a signed health certification.

The Climate

Last, but not least, before you even consider going on a holiday, think about the country’s climate you are going to. Will it be too hot or too cold for your dog? However, if you are still going to a different climate your friend is used to, bring with you some accessories: warm or cool down coats, boots, shoes, etc.

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So, when you get to your destination, how can you keep both Fido and yourself happy? Here are some great plans that both canines and humans will enjoy.

Visit the Beach

Any destination next to the ocean will offer up beaches for you to explore with your dog. Whether it’s soaking up rays in the summertime and going for a walk, or getting some exercise and enjoying the views in cool weather, you will both love this experience.

Have a Drink Outside

Fortunately, these days, most eating and drinking establishments are pet-friendly when it comes to sitting outside. So, why not spend some time letting your pup take in the sights and smells of a city while you relax and have a beer on a patio?

Explore the Parks

Urban parks have had a renaissance lately, with more and more cities pumping resources and attention into their green spaces. Not only will visiting a city park grant you a reprieve from the craziness of sightseeing and traveling, but it will also afford your pooch the opportunity to stretch its legs.

The post Take Your Furry Friend on Your Next Trip and Do These Activities appeared first on Traveler Master.

Size Matters

You should know that big dogs are not allowed in the flying cabin. Only small dogs (46 cm length x 28 cm width x 24 cm height) with max 8 kilograms can keep you company during flight, but still, they can’t be outside of their bag or kennel. If your best friend is big, he or she can be transported as extra checked baggage and will travel in the hold. However, there is an option, an expensive one, where your dog can fly on a cargo plane and be looked after by the airline attendants.

Vet Checks

This is one of the most important things you should think about when planning a travel with your buddy. You want to be sure that your doggy is perfectly healthy and ready for an adventure. Also, most airlines require a signed health certification.

The Climate

Last, but not least, before you even consider going on a holiday, think about the country’s climate you are going to. Will it be too hot or too cold for your dog? However, if you are still going to a different climate your friend is used to, bring with you some accessories: warm or cool down coats, boots, shoes, etc.

The post How to Travel With a Dog appeared first on Traveler Master.