Having your dog accompany you while on vacation not only enhances the fun, but can alleviate the worry of not knowing what’s happening with your dog.
Doggie boredom is universal in the dog world. We all know how much attention and care dogs need, especially if your furry friend isn’t getting enough mental exercise and physical activity. When we’re busy, giving our dogs the stimulation they need can be difficult, but it’s no excuse. It must be a priority. Today, we…
Looking to take a short break or want to get out of the house for the day? It can be challenging to figure out where to go with your dog in the UK.
This article will sniff around for the details of IKEA’s pup-friendly policies so that you can plan your next furniture shopping expedition accordingly.
Are you looking for the best dog-friendly public places? If yes, then you should be sure to read this article. There are some of the best public places that welcome dogs across the USA and other parts of the world.
Dogs are more than just pets or even friends. We consider them family. So bring them along when we travel, especially during summer vacations.
Dogs make great company, especially during joy rides! It’s always a uniquely fun experience each time when they’re around.
One of the most exciting summer activities you can do is find the trails and go for long hikes with your dog.
Road trips are a great way to have fun and enjoy your time off work. But do you know that the joy multiplies when you include your dog into it?
Europe is known for being one of the most welcoming pet destinations in the world. But how can a dog enhance your journey with a partner?
Traveling with dogs is a refreshing experience. You can easily explore their personalities as they travel with you.
The limitations surrounding traveling with a dog as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic have been a nightmare for individuals. For pet-owners, it’s created more complexity in a process that was already challenging.
Whether you think of plastic beads, Moon Pies, or the saying “let the good times roll”, there’s something important you need to know: Mardi Gras is going to the dogs.
Winter travel with dogs can be beautiful if you are mindful of the colder weather, different driving conditions and the type of heating.
Though your dog is a member of your family, you may not be able to take them everywhere with you. Some dogs don’t travel well, are too anxious in new environments or won’t be able to adjust to a vacation schedule. Deciding to leave your dog behind is hard enough, but figuring how to leave…
Summer is approaching, which means many of us will soon be travelling to spend some quality time with family or friends.
As a dog-lover, we know that while traveling is tremendous, the toughest part is leaving our canine family members at home. But things have changed recently in Columbus thanks to Governor Kasich signing a bill allowing restaurants to permit dogs in outdoor eating areas. And located in the outskirts of Canal Winchester, BrewDog is the perfect spot to bring your canine companion.
The Netherlands is claiming that they have absolutely zero stray dogs now by Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger, When you think of The Netherlands, normally what comes to mind are windmills, canals and tulips. But this European country is also known throughout the world for its liberal thinking and progressive attitude…
Hungarian dog breeds include : flock guards and herding dog breeds, pointers, scenthounds and sighthounds, and some smaller breeds By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger, MUDI The Mudi, pronounced “Moody”, is a medium-sized dog with a low maintenance coat similar to a Chesapeake Bay Retrievers’ although longer. A versatile farm dog, the…
If you want to know how to say dog in Hungarian, it’s kutya. If you want to understand how Hungarians feel about their native dog breeds, know that many are considered national symbols in Hungary. By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger, Hungarian dog breeds include pointers, scent and sight hounds as well…
Traveling by car is generally much easier on your dog than flying, so it’s an excellent way to get where you need to go and include your dog in the fun. By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Cynologist The first time is always the worst Your dog is adjusting to a new pattern…
With the holidays coming up many of us are planning on taking our dogs with us to visit friends and relatives. Air travel may be a concern.
By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger, When traveling to the Netherlands you will notice that many Dutch families have pets, especially cats and dogs, and they are well-cared for and loved. Compared to the UK and the USA, these dogs are more often accepted in public areas than not. Dogs are allowed…
By Guest Dog Blogger, Autumn While in Hungary we decided to take a side trip to horse country to see one of the native breeds of dog, the Puli. Domonyvolgy is the home of the Lázár Equestrian Park. This region is situated about 35 kilometers from Budapest, in the heart of the hills of…
Guest dog blogger, Miss Moneypenny Right in the heart of Europe sits the landlocked country of Hungary. This is where such famous breeds of dogs as the Puli, the Komondor, Visla and Kuvasz were created. On our trip to Hungary we set about discovering the dogs of Budapest. Budapest spans both sides of the Danube…
By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer, and Blogger, Arriving in Germany through Passau we immediately noticed the amazing number of dogs walking with their owners. Some stores had no problem with a dog being inside, others put up signs to indicate the dog should stay outside. Where a dog wasn’t allowed the owner would…
By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger, When you think of Vienna, culture, elegance, and waltzes first come to mind. Being in the dog business when I think of this beautiful city I wondered about the dogs and how the rules for owning them differ from the United States. Not surprisingly, I…
By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger Budapest is a magical city rich in culture and dogs. Dogs travel almost everywhere with their owners. They are allowed on public transportation with a valid ticket and in most cases a muzzle. There are designated dog parks in the city where they can run free, otherwise they…
You see it on tv. You hear your friends are doing it. Your company now allows it, but is your dog ready to go to work with you? The checklist created by TYDTWD is designed to help you determine if your dog is ready for the workplace and provides tips on how to work with…
For some people, owning a dog means much more than simply having a pet. It is a way of life and a passion. These folks enjoy not only spending time with their dog, but also taking educational classes and reading books about them. They may even be the dog owner who says, “My dogs are…
Some towns are starting to not only open off-leash dog parks but also some have good old-fashioned swimming holes for your dogs to romp around in.
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