Sydney is home to a lot of beautiful beaches. However, if you have a dog, unfortunately dogs are prohibited from most of them. So, if you do want to head to the beach with your dog, whether for zoomies on the sand or a swim in the water, what are your options for dog-friendly beaches … Read more
The Northern Beaches of Sydney is home to a string of beautiful sandy beaches along the coast. While dogs are unfortunately not yet permanently allowed on any of these ocean-facing beaches, a great dog-friendly beach to head with your dog is Curl Curl Lagoon. Find out more about visiting Curl Curl Dog Beach with your … Read more
The Northern Beaches of Sydney are home to a beautiful string of beaches, from Palm Beach south to Manly Beach, plus harbour beaches such as Clontarf. Unfortunately though, the majority of these beaches on the Northern Beaches are not dog-friendly beaches. For starters, there are no permanent dog-friendly ocean-facing beaches on the Northern Beaches. There … Read more
Come Spring or Autumn, there’s nothing more delightful than visiting one of the many wonderful gardens located around New South Wales. However, despite being located outdoors, and you’d think a great dog-friendly place to visit, many gardens located in NSW don’t allow pet dogs on their grounds. To help you out, I’ve dug out some … Read more
Canberra is nicknamed the “bush capital.” No matter where you are in the city, there’s a bushland reserve nearby with walking trails. Luckily, many of the reserves are dog-friendly, meaning there’s plenty of great options for walks with your dog. Take your pick from one of these dog-friendly walks in Canberra… #1 Mount Ainslie Summit … Read more
Southern Sydney, including the Sutherland Shire, is home to a wide variety of dog-friendly walks. Take your pick from coastal walks along the foreshore to bushwalks and even hidden mangrove boardwalks. These are my top picks for dog-friendly walks in southern Sydney… #1 Cronulla Beach Walk, Cronulla Distance: 4km one-wayDifficulty: Easy (Reasonably flat paved path) … Read more
When planning to travel between different parts of Australia, whether for a holiday or some other reason, you’ll probably consider flying. After all, Australia is a big country, and it takes days to drive from one side of the country to the other. But if you’re travelling with a dog, is it possible for them … Read more
The United Kingdom is a wonderful place for travelling with a dog. While it might not be as dog-friendly as parts of continental Europe, the UK still has plenty of dog-friendly pubs and cafes, walks, parks and even dog-friendly beaches. Given the recent hassles of travelling to and from Europe with a dog, consider travelling … Read more
While it’s easy to travel around the United Kingdom with a dog, it’s a bit trickier if you want to leave the UK, especially since Brexit, with the new requirement for an animal health certificate. There is talk about a new pet passport being introduced, but there aren’t yet any definite details. Also keep in … Read more
Travelling to Australia with a dog is not easy. With restrictions on the country of export, an extensive list of preparation steps and a stay in quarantine for almost all arriving dogs, it’s a long and expensive process. If you’re relocating to Australia or heading to Australia for an extended stay, find out what’s involved. … Read more