Summer is here, and you know what that meansâsunshine, road trips, beach days, and backyard BBQs. And letâs be real⌠none of itâs complete without your pup by your side. Whether you're hitting the road or flying cross-country, weâve rounded up everything you need to know to travel like a pro with your furry co-pilot. 𧳠Pack the (Doggy) Essentials Before you zip up your weekender, donât forget to pack your pupâs go-bag too! Hereâs what we never leave home without: Collar with ID tags (better safe than sorry!) Leash + backup leash â because mud happens Travel bowls for food & water Plenty of treats (aka bribes for good behavior) A comfy harness that says âI hike but make it fashionâ Poop bags (duh!) Toys or a snuggle buddy for comfort on the go Bandana or cooling mat to beat the heat (Pro tip: rinse our bandanas in cold water for an instant cooling effect!) Vet records if youâre crossing state lines or booking doggy hotels đ Road Trip Ready Dogs were basically made for road trips â windows down, ears flapping, tongue out. But before you hit the open road, keep these things in mind: Buckle up, buttercup. Use a dog seatbelt harness or secured crate to keep your pup safe. Make pit stops often. Aim for every 2-3 hours for a potty break, walk, and water. Watch the temp. Never leave your dog in the car, even with windows cracked â it gets hot FAST. âď¸ Flying Not all pups love the sky life, but if you're flying: Check the airline's pet policy ahead of time Book direct flights when possible to avoid long layovers or transfers Get a cozy, airline-approved carrier for cabin travel Plan potty time just before heading to the airport And donât forget to give them extra love and reassuranceâflying can be ruff! đž Explore Like a Local (But With a Tail) Once you arrive, itâs time to sniff out the adventure! Look for: Dog-friendly restaurants with patios Local hiking trails or parks Beaches or lakes that welcome pups Pet-friendly lodging (look for ones with treats at check-in!) Pro tip: Apps like BringFido or AllTrails can help you find dog-friendly places wherever you roam. Final Woof Summer adventures are just better with your dog, full stop. With a little prep (and a lot of treats), youâll both be ready to make sunny memories that last long after the tan lines fade. đžđ Now grab the leash and go make some memoriesâadventure awaits! Â
Summer is here, and you know what that meansâsunshine, road trips, beach days, and backyard BBQs. And letâs be real⌠none of itâs complete without your pup by your side. Whether you're hitting the road or flying cross-country, weâve rounded up everything you need to know to travel like a pro with your furry co-pilot. 𧳠Pack the (Doggy) Essentials Before you zip up your weekender, donât forget to pack your pupâs go-bag too! Hereâs what we never leave home without: Collar with ID tags (better safe than sorry!) Leash + backup leash â because mud happens Travel bowls for food & water Plenty of treats (aka bribes for good behavior) A comfy harness that says âI hike but make it fashionâ Poop bags (duh!) Toys or a snuggle buddy for comfort on the go Bandana or cooling mat to beat the heat (Pro tip: rinse our bandanas in cold water for an instant cooling effect!) Vet records if youâre crossing state lines or booking doggy hotels đ Road Trip Ready Dogs were basically made for road trips â windows down, ears flapping, tongue out. But before you hit the open road, keep these things in mind: Buckle up, buttercup. Use a dog seatbelt harness or secured crate to keep your pup safe. Make pit stops often. Aim for every 2-3 hours for a potty break, walk, and water. Watch the temp. Never leave your dog in the car, even with windows cracked â it gets hot FAST. âď¸ Flying Not all pups love the sky life, but if you're flying: Check the airline's pet policy ahead of time Book direct flights when possible to avoid long layovers or transfers Get a cozy, airline-approved carrier for cabin travel Plan potty time just before heading to the airport And donât forget to give them extra love and reassuranceâflying can be ruff! đž Explore Like a Local (But With a Tail) Once you arrive, itâs time to sniff out the adventure! Look for: Dog-friendly restaurants with patios Local hiking trails or parks Beaches or lakes that welcome pups Pet-friendly lodging (look for ones with treats at check-in!) Pro tip: Apps like BringFido or AllTrails can help you find dog-friendly places wherever you roam. Final Woof Summer adventures are just better with your dog, full stop. With a little prep (and a lot of treats), youâll both be ready to make sunny memories that last long after the tan lines fade. đžđ Now grab the leash and go make some memoriesâadventure awaits! Â
