It’s pumpkin season! And what better way to spend a crisp, fall afternoon than pumpkin picking? With your dog of course. Check out some of the most dog friendly pumpkin picking destinations in New Jersey. Northern And Central New Jersey Alstede Farms – Chester, NJAccording to their pet policy, dogs are allowed around the outside […]
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Portland, Maine is dog friendly! From dog friendly stores to dog friendly tours, Portland offers countless ways to explore the coastal city without leaving your dog at home. Below are some of the most dog friendly stores, restaurants, accommodations and attractions in dog friendly Portland, Maine. WHERE TO STAY Whether you want to order room
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Located on the coast of Maine along Frenchman’s Bay and bordering Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor is a popular resort town that draws in thousands of visitors each year. The best part is that it is dog friendly! If you’re planning a visit with your dog, here are some of the best places to eat,
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There’s something about the crisp, cold air, and crunch of snow on the ground that makes winter hiking quite an enjoyable experience. And what better way to experience it than with your dog? However, winter hiking requires some extra preparation and considerations before hitting the trail. Here are some rules to keep in mind before
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Don’t want to leave your dog at home to go on vacation? Or maybe you can’t. Whatever the reason to travel and go on vacation with your dog, bringing a dog does require some extra considerations and preparation. Here are our top five rules for traveling or taking a vacation with your dog. Just Because
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Traveling with a reactive dog can be incredibly stressful. Fortunately, preparing ahead of time can greatly reduce that stress and result in a wonderful vacation for you and your reactive dog. Here are our own tips, from personal experience, for traveling with a reactive dog. WHY ARE SOME DOGS ANXIOUS AND REACTIVE? While reactivity can
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The holidays are a time to gather and celebrate with our families and friends. But holiday gatherings and celebrations bring some extra dangers for dogs that might not be obvious. Here are four simple rules to follow to ensure a safe holiday for your dog. 1. Holiday Food Is For Humans When everyone is celebrating
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