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Traveling Essentials for Your Dog

Article Category: Pets

Author Name: Robert Santini

There comes a time when particular obligations require us to leave our pets, even dogs, behind - at least for a time. Taking a pet with you during long travels can be quite a hassle, but if you follow certain guidelines, you'd be surprised at how easy it can be. If done to the letter, you might even find that having our dog with you, even cross-country, can be a very rewarding experience.

Visit the Vet

Airlines do allow pets even during long flights, as long as the pets concerned have a clean bill of health. In this case, you are required to present a health certificate before you can take your dog for a long travel. A health certificate can be received from your local vet.

A dog is required to be vaccinated for rabies, heartworm, Bordetella, and parvo before being approved for the certificate. You will be given a health certificate for your dog as soon as your local veterinarian has administered all the required vaccines and tests. Also, if your dog is the panicky type, you can have a veterinarian administer a sedative to guarantee a peaceful travel.

Leave Contact Information on the Tag

In the event that your dog has been placed in another cargo or another plane by mistake, a tag can be a big help in finding your dog wherever it may have been placed. So make sure to put in your name, address, and contact number on the tag. In some cases, owners ask their veterinarians to surgically insert a microchip under their dogs' skin for use as a tracking device.

Pack and Plan

Your dog needs certain things just as much as you need your cellphone, food supplies, and utensils. Before leaving, make sure that your dog has everything it needs, such as toys, first-aid kit, bowl, treats, brushes, and more. Make an inventory of all these things and go over them more than twice to make sure that your dog is fully equipped to make it through the long travel.

The most important thing to prepare for your dog is the dog carrier. It should preferably be in the form of a crate or a harness. Ensure that the carrier is large enough for the dog to sit and stand on, that it's well ventilated. Dogs, as much as any pet, also require regular exercise so that there won't be pent up energy that will cause them to misbehave.

Things to Remember While Driving with Your Dog

If you'll be driving for long hours, always check whether your dog is situated securely inside the dog carrier. Don't feed the dog while the car is moving for dogs are prone to motion sickness. You can feed your dog in between driving breaks (every 3 hours is ideal). It's recommended that you play with the dog during each break in order to release pent up energy. Remember the golden rule: a tired dog is a good dog.

Your Dog and Lodging

When entering the hotel room, make it a point to enter before your dog. Otherwise, the dog might assume the role of a pack leader and might wander around. You, as the dog owner, should be the one who always initiates an activity.

So there you have it. Dogs, like most of us, love to travel. Travel satisfies their roaming instincts. If you're fully prepared and have everything you need, traveling with your dog can truly be an enjoyable experience, and one you can always look forward to if the need arises.

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