Most dog lovers would like nothing more than to share the adventures and memories of a trip and vacation with their dog. The first thing to consider is how right it is for your pet. Is your dog adventurous and does he love to accompany you? Or does your pet prefer to bend over gracefully and stay close to home?
Who will go? … Who will stay at home?
Let’s face it, some dogs hate or just can’t tolerate car trips. Just the sound of the car keys, it didn’t matter if they came out of the driveway, their stomachs twitched. This is not the dog you want to force on a trip. It will become an unforgettable nightmare even before you leave town … and remember that you still have that return trip to look forward to.
Instead of putting pressure on yourself and your dog, find a pleasant alternative for both of you. Maybe you can get a family member or friend to keep an eye on your dog. Or, you may need to consider having a dog sitter or indoor facility.
It is a good idea to introduce your dog to a kennel or boarding house a few weeks before departure. This gives them some time to adjust. What surprises many owners is how they usually adapt when they feel comfortable with their surroundings.
Now that we have the house, let’s focus on what you need to do, for the spider fang.
before going out
Check to see if there are any breed restrictions! There is nothing worse than having to turn around and go home before the holiday begins because your dog is not welcome here.
Make sure your puppy or dog is up to date with vaccinations for your destination and put a copy of their records in the car right away!
While you are at the vet, get your dog loaded. Should they be lost at a rest area or at your destination, at least you will have peace of mind knowing when they are found, can be scanned, and will be reunited? This will be very useful if they lose the collar or tags. It is always a good idea to include a backup number.
Make sure their collar fits properly and has external identification with the dog’s name, name, home address, and phone number, as well as the phone number of your destination. A backup number wouldn’t hurt to get home.
Get your pet used to being caged or harnessed before a flight.
Make at least one additional set of car keys. This way, you won’t have to find a locksmith because your dog is locked in the car.
Also pack your bag or backpack! Remember to pack any spare medications, containers, leashes, or spare collars with proof of identity. Tag, favorite toy, blanket, first aid kit, brush, food, treats, towels, 30 feet in training and all-important cleaning bags! Don’t forget the camera!
Check into pet-friendly accommodations and make your reservation before you travel. Not all accommodations are pet-friendly!
Most pet-friendly hotels and motels do not allow you to leave your pet unattended in the room. It may be helpful to find a local daycare nearby. Most tourist attractions, restaurants, and beaches may have rules to allow non-working dogs to serve on their sites. Having a backup plan is a good way to allow you to enjoy your commute and not worry about your pet.
Something you may not want to think about, but should you do what you would if your pet got lost? It is common to contact the local newspaper and the animal control shelter. However, you may not have the luxury of waiting for your dog to be found. It is not a bad idea to have a LOST label prepared. Keep it simple, they are up to date, have a clear picture of your dog, and your phone number. Hope you never need it, but like vaccination logs, you’re ready if you need it.
It is important to bring some familiar things to your dog. It could be a box, a favorite toy, or a blanket. Home smells and familiar things can be very relaxing.
Exercise, practice, practice! Tired your dog before you go on a trip. A tired dog is a good dog!
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