kimball
09/20/2008
08:13:34 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
You should enjoy that trip with your dog as much as you also observe care and caution to your dog’s health. Just keep in mind that keeping an animal along makes your trip a little more adventurous.
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kireihop
09/20/2008
08:14:27 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
When you are trekking to mountains and forested areas, keep watch for poisonous predators like snakes and other biting insects that may cause allergy to your dog in tow. The first aid is your best equipment in anticipating all these probable accidents including cuts and scrapes.
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julius
09/20/2008
08:15:11 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
Do not forget to bring your dog’s license and vet records in any case that your dog is required for check up by authorities or any emergency situations.
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russel
09/20/2008
08:16:08 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
Never ever leave your dog in a car in case you are in look out for stuff to buy in a store. Your dog may get exhausted inside the car if you locked him up for some moments – you may never know.
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kinglee
09/20/2008
08:16:54 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
Bring more stocks like food, water, beddings in any case because it will take much of your traveling time buying this stuff somewhere and you don’t have to leave your pet dog too often that he may slip out or get into trouble.
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jakehenly
09/20/2008
08:17:41 AM
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Re: Travel with Dogs
It is always advised to take dogs to travel whenever possible. You can take your dog to car rides to the park and other fun places where it can have fun and socialize, especially at an early age. This way, it will not associate the car ride as always a trip to the vet!
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