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If your lucky pooch is traveling this winter with you to Seattle, be sure to book a room at the dog-friendly W Hotel-Seattle.
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Winter Travel To Seattle
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For most dog-owners, a pet is a friend and constant companion, and thus during a vacation or other extended trip the temptation is strong to bring one’s dog along for the ride. Traveling with dogs is certainly not taboo in the United States, but it is by no means an easy endeavor, so if you plan to bring your pet both the traveling conditions and the mode of transportation must be carefully considered.
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Before you board the plane to visit grandma, check out the following dog books:
- Red Dog Rising, By Jeff Schettler
I know a few lucky dogs who will be traveling for the holidays. Here is a little list of canine getaway spots to consider when planning your winter vacation:
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We have all seen the blue designated parking signs at the mall for disabled people. However Mary Gensen of Cameron, Wisconsin came up with a clever idea to show pet hospitality to travelers with dogs.
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Now that the 90% humidity is behind us, here are a few places in Florida to take your dog and stretch your legs.
Miami
• Lincoln Road – several dog-friendly shops and restaurants that will welcome you and your well-behaved leashed friend. Don’t forget to check out the Farmer’s Market on Sunday’s from 9 am – 6:30 pm where you can pick up organic produce and fruit to make a fantastic meal at home.
(photo source: Andrew Pescod)
Some dog owners view dog runs as filthy plots of fenced in land with aggressive dogs and inattentive owners. An alternative to dog runs in Philadelphia, here are a few dog-friendly walks:
- South Street - an eclectic mix of restaurants and shops, dogs will love accompanying you while you window shop; don’t forget to stop by Chic Petique and Accent On Animals for toys and treats for your buddy.
Just because the air is cooler and the sunlight seems to wane doesn’t mean leisure doggie adventures come to an end. So grab a sweater and leash and head out with your dog:
- Smyrna Dunes Park: a popular beach for fishing, surfing, and strolling, has over 250 acres with 3 miles roughly of elevated boardwalk for your puppy to enjoy the fresh Atlantic Ocean air
- Fort De Soto Park: nearly 3 million visitors walked the park’s seven miles last year to enjoy the park’s natural and historical elements. Leashed dogs are allowed and there’s even a paw playground to get your dog to stretch her legs
If you’re visiting from out of town or just want to stretch your legs and paws, here is an itinerary for Seattle to please your four-legged buddy. Seattle has many dog-friendly stores and parks to enjoy on a Sunday:
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