Your Pet Deserves A Vacation Too!

Dogs are the most common traveling animals. As a rule, dogs are sociable, trainable, and adaptable. Very large dogs may be harder to transport, but people have successfully traveled with Great Danes and similar breeds. To be good travelers, dogs should be healthy, trained to walk on a leash and obey simple commands, housebroken, not prone to prolonged barking or aggressive behavior, and not upset by strangers or unfamiliar surroundings.

Cats can also make good travel companions. A good traveling cat should be healthy, calm in unfamiliar settings, and trained to wear a harness and walk on a leash.

This eBook include, but are not limited to the following:

• Is your pet ready to travel
• Planning your trip
• Traveling by car
• Lodging
• Traveling by air
• Before you go
• Safety Tips
• Once you reach your destination, and more.

Traveling with your pet can be a joy or a disaster. Being prepared and knowing what to do along the way can make all the difference. Save yourself a lot of heartache and make traveling with your pet a joy!

Take along — and follow — this advice from a professional writer who travels with her German shepherd on a regular basis.