WAGGING Vol. 1 Issue No.1 July 2020

Carry all the paperwork.
International travel is trickier than domestic
travel. You need to ensure that you’ve
dotted your i’s and crossed your t’s before
crossing the border. Each country has
different pet import rules. Some ask for
paperwork and a rabies vaccine while
others require pet quarantine.
Train your furry friend.
Your dog needs to know basic commands
like “sit,” “stay,” “heel,” etc. before you can
take him with you on your adventures. You
can leave a well-trained pet in a hotel room
if you’re planning on visiting places that
don’t allow pets--like the museum.
There are many things you need to keep in
mind when planning on traveling with your
pet. Some may seem obvious, while you
may not have thought about the others!
We hope that these expert tips will help
you have a wonderful vacation with your
furry friend.