We’re into packing lists. In our 20 years of guidebook travel, we always, always had a packing list, usually divided up by day so we’d have what we needed for different portions of our assignment. Along with a per-trip list, we also kept a standard list in our suitcases, items we knew we needed to …
Traveling with your much-beloved pets can be a troublesome business. They have various needs for them to be comfortable while you move from one place to another. Providing all of these needs might hurt your wallet and travel expenses. Luckily, there are affordable and fun solutions for your travel needs. Here are several DIY projects …
Travel can be messy business! Whether you’re wrestling mud and slush during winter getaways or contending with the potty accidents can happen even to the best housetrained dog when on the road, it pays to be prepared. In researching our new DogTipper’s Texas with Dogs guidebook, we put in hundreds of miles with Irie and …
This past week we were in New York City for a few days. (More on that trip in the next post!) During that visit, while walking back from a restaurant to our hotel in the Fashion District, we spotted this sign. Mounted at knee level, the sign seemed to almost be aimed at dogs’ eye …
Many dogs love to go riding in the car with their pet parents (most cats are another story!) But whether you are traveling for pleasure or by necessity (like taking a pet to the vet’s office) there are a few things to consider before you hit the road. Below, in “The Caring Vet Column,” Dr. …