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Dog Travel By Air, Land or Sea: Did You know...?
1. Hotels & Motels: Do not try to sneak your dog into a motel or hotel. If you are caught doing this, you will just make it very hard for people with dogs who come along after you. There are many great places that accommodate well-behaved dogs. An extensive directory of motels and hotels that accommodates pets can be obtained online or from your preferred travel agency. 2. Motion Sickness: With experience, most dogs get over the tendency to become sick when riding in a moving vehicle. However, some will almost always get queasy. In such cases, you should ask your veterinarian to prescribe a motion sickness pill or a sedative. 3. Dog Transport: If it ever becomes necessary to transport your dog, you'll need to make special arrangements with the airline, shipping line, or railway express. Some airlines use their own 'transport dog crates' while others have them available for rent. The crate must be large enough to permit the dog to stand up, turn around, and lie down. The dog transport crate should also have enough room for your dog’s water and/or food bowl. And, depending on the length of travel, the following should be printed on the crate and on a tag attached to the dog’s collar: your name and address, the dog’s place of destination, and his “call command” name. Any instructions for attendants should also be clearly printed on the dog transport crate. 4. Train Travel: When aboard trains, dogs are usually permitted in private room spaces, sleepers, or parlor cars – so long as they are kept either in a carrier or leashed up (muzzled in some cases). Otherwise, on most trains, dogs have to ride in the baggage car, where owners are permitted to look after them. 5. Cruise Ship Travel: If you are traveling by ship, you’ll be glad to know that many ocean liners provide private cabin-like areas for canine passengers. For an added touch of luxury while traveling by sea, there may also be trained attendants on hand to feed, groom, and even play with them.
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Contributor's Note
For more dog travel tips, visit the links below:
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Dog Travel: 10 Tips for Traveling The Friendly Skies With Your Dog
| Dog Travel: Basic Travel List When Taking A Vacation
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