Vacation season is in full swing, and people are traveling even more than before the pandemic, in spite of high gas and airfare prices. While vacation season once dictated boarding your pet, today more and more travelers opt to include their dogs in their getaway plans. As with any good vacation, some pre-trip planning can make all the difference in making sure your dog has a tail-wagging time on vacation and keeping your stress is at a minimum. Here are some tips for vacation success:
Whether your Greyhound is still a puppy or a seasoned traveler, taking your dog to a dog friendly beach can be an ideal way to spend a summer day. For the right dog, the beach can provide new sights, sounds, and smells to experience as well as opportunities for exciting games. However, there are doggie dangers too. Maximize your fun by trying these activities and watching for these hazards.
Vacation season is in full swing, and people are traveling even more than before the pandemic, in spite of high gas and airfare prices. While vacation season once dictated boarding your pet, today more and more travelers opt to include their dogs in their getaway plans. As with any good vacation, some pre-trip planning can make all the difference in making sure your dog has a tail-wagging time on vacation and keeping your stress is at a minimum. Here are some tips for vacation success:
Whether your Greyhound is still a puppy or a seasoned traveler, taking your dog to a dog friendly beach can be an ideal way to spend a summer day. For the right dog, the beach can provide new sights, sounds, and smells to experience as well as opportunities for exciting games. However, there are doggie dangers too. Maximize your fun by trying these activities and watching for these hazards.
