This is a guest post from Jen Sotolongo of Long Haul Trekkers. With the nation’s highest dog park per capita (33 in total), it’s clear that Portland, Oregon loves its dogs. There are plenty of pet-friendly restaurants, parks, and accommodations to find in the City of Roses, so it’s not surprising that Portland is regularly … Read more
This is a guest post from Karen Weiler of Posh Pets® Photography Toronto loves its dogs. By last count, there are approximately 230,000 licensed dogs in the city. On any given day, you can walk down the street and meet tens of happy canines and their dog-loving humans, all out seeking the next great urban … Read more
The Baltic State of Lithuania may be part of the European Union. But tucked away in between Belarus and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, it’s easy to overlook this small country in Europe. So, how dog-friendly is Lithuania and what’s it like to visit Lithuania with a dog? Travelling to Lithuania with a Dog As … Read more
This is a guest post from Cathi Bert-Roussel of Triangle Paws Magazine. France is considered one of the most pet-centric countries in the world, with Paris often cited as the capital of dog-friendliness. Visitors marvel at how dogs seem to be allowed everywhere including cafes, shops and grocery stores. But is Paris really that dog-friendly? My own experience … Read more
This is a guest post from Monika Kucich of Animallama. Opatija is a small town and seaside resort on the Kvarner Bay in Croatia. Its mild Mediterranean climate makes this town a popular summer destination but also a great place to visit in winter as it is not too cold compared to elsewhere in Europe. … Read more
On my visit to the Czech Republic in 2017, one of my highlights was an autumnal visit to Lednice Park. I visited the park as it is part of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape World Heritage listing, and my husband and I are attempting to visit every UNESCO World Heritage site around the world. But this park … Read more
Camping with your dog is one of the best ways to travel with a dog in Australia. There’s plenty of great dog-friendly campsites in Australia. But how do you find dog-friendly places to camp? And what about the rules and etiquette for camping with your dog? How to Find Dog-Friendly Camping in Australia It would … Read more
Cruising is an increasingly popular way to travel, but if you travel with your dog, there’s virtually no options available. Yes, you can take a Transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2, but it’s far from affordable and often kennels can book out a year in advance. Most regular cruises, whether in the Mediterranean or … Read more
Created in conjunction with Nomador Just like many of you, I don’t like to leave my dog behind when I head off on a trip. However, on some trips, it’s hard to justify bringing along your dog. Whether it’s a quick weekend away for a wedding, or a longer trip to a non-dog-friendly destination, sometimes … Read more
Created in conjunction with Evisa Express During her exploration of central Ontario, the writer Anna Brownell Jameson express, “the seemingly interminable line of trees before you; the boundless wilderness around you; the mysterious depths amid the multitudinous foliage, where the foot of man hath never penetrated…the solitude in which we preceded mile after mile, no … Read more