What better way to celebrate New Year’s Eve than to find out about another airport’s pet relief area? Today it’s all about the pet relief areas at Phoenix Sky Harbor International. There are three, one each for Terminals 2, 3 and 4.… Read the rest
CMH kindly provides a map of its arrivals level, showing the location of the airport’s pet relief area, but it’s a bit hard to follow. Here’s what you do: Exit the baggage claim level through the doors across from Carousel 2, then turn left and walk to the end of the sidewalk.… Read the rest
According to the TPA website, “the relief areas for pets/service animals at the landside building are located in the ‘grassy areas’ across the vehicle drives of the arrival (baggage claim) and departure (ticketing) areas.” And indeed, when you leave the terminal, you will find walkways that lead you across the airport roadway to patches of grass.… Read the rest
Last Thursday I reviewed Outward Hound’s “Sling-Go Pet Carrier,” and today I have the pleasure of offering it to a Dog Jaunt reader! Many thanks to The Kyjen Company for sponsoring this giveaway.
Using the form below, please tell me about a favorite dog-friendly place — a park, hotel, shop, or restaurant that you and your dog have enjoyed together.… Read the rest
Happy Boxing Day! Only a couple of links to share with you this week, but they’re both intriguing.
Norfolk news station EDP24 posted a story about the new dog-friendly rooms at Wells-next-the-Sea’s Globe Inn, and inaugural guests Angela Lonsdale (“Coronation Street”) and her black Lab, named Bo.… Read the rest
Merry Christmas! Today’s picture is of a retail dog in a Venice shop window — love the ears (and the terrific Grand Canal playset over his head)!
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Kyle Hansen of the Kyjen Company sent me three different Outward Hound carriers to try out and review. Kyjen has not paid for these reviews, and when I warned Kyle that they might not be love-fests, he said, essentially, “let ‘er rip.”… Read the rest
While our dog travels in-cabin with us, all of her gear has to be packed for transport in the cargo area along with our own suitcases — and she has a lot of gear (see Dog Jaunt’s travel and packing checklist).… Read the rest
It’s that time of year again — time to pile into the car, or the plane, and go see the family for the holidays. This time you’re bringing your small dog with you, and Dog Jaunt is here to help! Take a look at this collection of Dog Jaunt posts — each contains links to additional, more detailed posts, but I thought you might find it helpful to have our big overview articles in one place for easy reference.… Read the rest
In an earlier post, I advised you to choose a middle seat, since they generally have the most room to stow a dog in a carrier. Not long afterwards, I encountered a middle seat under which I really couldn’t stow Chloe because a significant portion of the space was occupied by a box for electronics.… Read the rest
