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Traveling with a Dog

By ⋅ September 11, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

A road trip is a great adventure. And if your dog is anything ,like you, he or she enjoys an adventure just as much as you do! So, why not take your road dog with you? Here are some tips for a a fun trip traveling with a dog by car. Remember that traveling means [...]

Top 5 Tips on Car Travel with Dogs

By ⋅ September 2, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

Car travel with dogs takes much more than just opening the car door for your pet and letting him ride with you on your journey. Many dog owners fail to realize the importance of preparation and safety when car traveling with their dogs. Here are the top five tips every dog owner should follow before [...]

Ow My Eye, Dog Heads and Car Travel

By ⋅ August 11, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

You’re driving down the street at 45 mph. Stick your head out the window and open your mouth. Not a pleasant thought and not something you’re likely to do.  It’s not good for dogs either. I know, I know we have this iconoclastic image of a fun ride for the dog, head hanging out the [...]

Hit the Road Rover–Car Travel with Dogs

By ⋅ August 2, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

Some of the most memorable vacation trips you’ll ever take with your dog. And the automobile is usually the best way to travel with dogs. If you are planning a trip, have you considered whether or not your dog gets to come along? Car travel with dogs–the journey is the adventure! Start training your dogs [...]

How to Make Car Travel With Your Dog Enjoyable – Help For Owners of Older Dogs

By ⋅ August 1, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

By Bob Hunsicker It’s only a matter of time before you’ll want to take your new best friend – who you trained to be sociable and obedient – on some road trips. Maybe to the park, to a little league game, to a 5K run, a camping trip, wherever. Since an ounce of prevention is [...]

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A Starter Crate for your Car Dog

A straightforward crate is the simplest way to start when you decide to secure your dog in the car. But what kind of crate? If your dog doesn't mind traveling in the car try one that

  • allows the dog lots of visibility
  • is easily collapsible and easy to tote
  • versatile, can be used in the car or hotel room or house
  • does not break your wallet
Metal crates like this from Midwest make it easy to take your dog along and keep him or her safe in the car.

What other types of crates are good for your type of dog?