Podcasts about traveling with your dog

As dog lovers, we're always looking for ways to include our furry companions in our adventures. Did you know that planning a trip with your pup in tow requires some special considerations?   In this episode, I'm diving into the nitty-gritty of hitting the road, skies or sea with your dog. From the essential pre-trip preparations to finding pet-friendly accommodations, I've got you covered. I share my top tips for choosing dog-friendly places to stay and visit, and I give you the lowdown on how to keep your dog safe and comfy whether you're driving, flying, taking a train, or even sailing. If you're planning to travel with your dog this season, don't miss this episode where you'll hear about:   A checklist for prepping for traveling with your dog including: a pre-trip veterinary visit, required documentation and more! Resources and recommendations for for finding pet friendly accommodations and attractions. Tips for road trips, including rest stops and car safety. Advice for flying with dogs, including carrier requirements and other considerations. An overview of unique options for sea and train travel. Advice for ensuring a fun and bonding experience for both you and your dog.   Traveling with your dog can be a fantastic experience if you plan ahead and prioritize your pet's needs. Remember, a well-prepared trip is the key to ensuring that both you and your furry companion have an enjoyable time exploring new places together.   Thank you for taking the time to help your dog become a more well-mannered mutt! Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive more training tips, canine wellness advice and fun activities for dogs and their owners!   If you have questions about today's episode, or if there's a topic you want to learn more about, come connect with me on Facebook and Instagram at mannersformutts. If you enjoyed this podcast, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a review - I'd love to hear what's been helpful for you and your canine friends. Talk to you next time!   Resources mentioned in this episode: Surviving Your Dog's Adolescence Program Marriott Best Western La Quinta Inn and Suites Motel 6 Ritz Carlton Montage Hotels & Resorts Kimpton Hotels Airbnb Vrbo Cunard Cruise Lines Queen Mary 2   Connect with Staci Lemke: Website - www.mannersformutts.com Instagram & Facebook @mannersformutts

11/7/23 - Traveling with Your Dog

Join hosts Robert and Nicole as they discuss tips on traveling with your dog in the car in this short-form podcast episode where we answer questions from our clients at Alaska Dog Works. 

Chad, Chris, and Ben at Canine Revolution Dog Training discuss moving and traveling with your dog and some of the protocols they recommend for these scenarios. Chad has moved over 10 times all over the country with his military service, Chris and Ben have also done several moves as well. Take their experiences and lessons learned as you create your own moving protocols with your dogs.Need Professional Dog Training?  Our team can help : www.caninerevolutiondogtraining.com/contactTo support the channel, grab a GOOD TO GO shirt or hoodie off Amazon: GOOD TO GO Shirt on AmazonGOOD TO GO Hoodie on AmazonShop the full Canine Revolution Apparel store on Amazon:Canine Revolution Apparel on AmazonFollow all of our socials:https://linktr.ee/CanineRevolutionWant to support American-sourced and American-made products?Use Discount Code: SINGER101 for 10% off your order!Shop Origin USA & Jocko Fuel: www.originusa.com - Discount Code : SINGER101www.jockofuel.com - Discount Code : SINGER101

The excitement of choosing a destination, packing the car, and hitting the open road with your best friend is thrilling! But traveling alone with a pet requires some additional preparation. That is why, I invited Hannah from Just a girl and her dog blog, to share about how we can prepare ourselves and our dogs before and during a trip. To check out Hannah's blog: https://www.justagirlandherdog.blog/ To get in contact with Hannah: Her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justagirl.herdog/ Email: hcossa00@gmail.com To get in contact with me: https://www.instagram.com/thesolofemaletravelerpodcast/ thesolofemaletravelerpodcast@gmail.com

The Dogist is heading west! We start season 3  off with a BANG by getting the details of Elias and Elsa's cross-country road trip to sunny Los Angeles, California. We discuss the differences between New York and LA, travel tips for dog owners, and our own near death experiences with our pups.

Whether you're driving or flying, here are some tips to help you enjoy safely traveling with your dog. The Dog Savant Podcast features professional Las Vegas dog trainer and host of The Untrainables show, Brett Endes. Stay tuned for future episodes where Brett talks about all things dog, training, and life in general. Check out Brett's recommended products and supplies at amazon.com/shop/thedogsavant Want to learn more about Brett? Visit his website at dogtrainingnv.com or watch his show on Facebook Watch, The Untrainables. Please submit your questions for the show to info@dogtrainingnv.com Instagram: @thedogsavant Twitter: @thedogsavant Facebook.com/thedogsavant

We're all feeling the urge to travel these days. But what about our doggos? Is it safe to take our canines with us when we hit the road? And what about the tarmac? Sherri talks with aviation pilot and YouTube celebrity Captain Joe Diebolder about how (and when) to fly with your dog and Arlene Lebovic, owner of Your Dog Butler, about lessons learned from running a dog taxi service.

In this episode, Nikki talks with Amanda on traveling with your dog. Amanda travels often with Clark via flight and car. She brings some great tips to the table for our listeners on preparing your dog for travel as well as a discussion on IF your dog is even good for travel. www.dogspeak101.com www.patreon.com/dogspeak Pawple Dog Car Barrier for SUV's, Cars & Vehicles, TrucksRuns Be Done for Dogs | Dr. Harvey's

Marina & Brian discuss the pros and cons of traveling with your dog  and how to do it safely and enjoyably!

In this week's episode, writer/photographer Briana Moore talks about traveling with your pup, including tips on where to stay and how to plan a road trip or plane ride with your furry friend.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/thezettyandindyshow

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On this episode, Scott and Jess talk about how to make traveling with your dog successful. They have all kinds of tips to insure a smooth journey. Topics discussed include: Dog tip of the day You want to think about a microchip in case you and your dog get separated Make sure your dog's vaccines are up to date If you are traveling to an area with a different climate, be sure you have the right vaccines Make sure you have your rabies certificates with you Make sure you have the right equipment for safely walking your dogs Having a second slip collar can make sense Condition your dog to riding in the car Scott and Jess believe that using a crate in the car is best Make sure you don't leave your car windows open too much You can buy device to remotely check the temperature of your car It's very helpful if you've trained your dog to go to the bathroom on command The pet areas are not the best place to head to at the rest stop Clean up after your dog! Be prepared for breakdowns and unexpected events – have a plan Be thoughtful about your dog's food – bring the food your dog is used to You can contact the show by email at studio@thequirkydog.com More info on See Spot Sniff can be found at seespotsniff.com You can find Scott and Jess's website at caninehealing.com More info on Scott and Jess's free course at caninemindshift.com Have you ever wondered why your dog behaves a certain way? Are there things you need help with or support? Join Scott and Jess Williams each week as they explore these and other topics.  

Hate to leave Rover behind when you travel? According to travel photojournalist and author Tonya Wilhelm, Traveling With Your Dog is getting easier by the day. Hear her tips on canine travel on the June 13 edition of TRAVEL ITCH RADIO with Dan Schlossberg. Listen live at 8p ET on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the archived show at your convenience on the TRAVEL ITCH RADIO Facebook page.

In this episode, Brett discusses how traveling with your dog is a viable option as long as you keep some simple things in mind.

Join host Michele Forto as she hosts the Daily Dog. On this episode: Traveling with your dog. Find us on the web at Dog Works Radio Find us on Twitter at @robertforto @michelforto and @dogworksradio Please visit our sponsor, Alaska Dog Works to learn about their service dog training program.  #dailydog

Join host Michele Forto as she hosts the Daily Dog. On this episode: Traveling with your dog. Find us on the web at Dog Works Radio Find us on Twitter at @robertforto @michelforto and @dogworksradio Please visit our sponsor, Alaska Dog Works to learn about their service dog training program.  #dailydog

Whether you fancy a well planned out itinerary or the spontaneous weekend getaway, trippin’ of any sort can be rather difficult when you have four legged responsibilities at home so we’ve put together a handy list of sh*t you need to pack and do to keep your sanity in check when making the big decision to take your fur-babies along for the ride.   Schedule Trips in the Cooler Climates and Off Seasons Keep on track with your pets regularly scheduled meals and definitely Do NOT feed them junk food while on vacation Store dog food inside an air tight container with it’s original packaging intact Don’t forget the doggy gear! Your pooch needs a few things to be comfortable and not become a whinny backseat beast Check out the Dog Lover’s Companion book series for California and the Pacific Northwest Regular bathroom breaks and leg stretching required   Blu road tripped with us for thousands of miles through California, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona and even Canada. She made us feel safe traveling around this crazy country of ours and we wouldn’t have done it any other way. Christmas 2014 was our last “staycation” with Blu. We took those last two weeks and spoiled her silly as she quickly declined losing her ability to walk but never losing her sparkle. She was the rambunctious light of our lives and went out in a spectacular flurry of hamburger parties and junk food heaven. We miss her everyday and hopefully one day we can bring ourselves to welcome another puppy into our lives but for now we may just cross over to the dark side with a little kitteh’ since the thought of trying to replace Blu seems outrageously impossible.   Join the adventure! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher Radio. Check out this episode's links, pics & show notes. 2GirlsTrippin.com | YouTube | FaceBook | Instagram | Twitter   Support this podcast We're now proud affiliates of Amazon & a few others.  Please consider saving these links for no-additional-cost-to-you ways to support this podcast. #winwin

With the holidays coming up, Margaret will share some tips on Traveling with Your Dog.We will talk about whether or not your dog actually wants to go, being prepared with your dogs medical records and identification, what to pack for your dog, and being prepared for the unexpected.Enjoy, and if you have questions or comments, please visit us and post a question on our message board at www.creativedogtraining.com

Petra, Kate and I, and our significant others, all enjoy traveling with our dogs. Granted, we also travel without them once in a while. But when you bring your dog with you, it adds a different perspective to things. You may notice things you wouldn’t have otherwise seen. In addition, it’s fun to watch the dog’s reactions to new situations. However, traveling with a dog requires some preparation. This show will help you make sure you and your dog are ready to take off together. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Traveling With Your Dog Part 2, with Liz Palika on PetLifeRadio.com

Petra, Kate and I, and our significant others, all enjoy traveling with our dogs. Granted, we also travel without them once in a while. But when you bring your dog with you, it adds a different perspective to things. You may notice things you wouldn’t have otherwise seen. In addition, it’s fun to watch the dog’s reactions to new situations. However, traveling with a dog requires some preparation. This show will help you make sure you and your dog are ready to take off together. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Traveling With Your Dog, with Liz Palika on PetLifeRadio.com

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