Travelling with our dog
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Not all service dogs are for the blind. Epileptics and severe Diabetics have them as well.
We met a couple at restaurant with a small dog they traveled with in a pet carrier. He had a short strap attached that allowed him to stick his head out of the top. We watched them leave and dog appeared to really love it.
We met a couple at restaurant with a small dog they traveled with in a pet carrier. He had a short strap attached that allowed him to stick his head out of the top. We watched them leave and dog appeared to really love it.
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UppercaseJC (05-16-2016)
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We plan to take our dog on a few trips this year. We have purchased a pet carrier that mounts securely to the Harley rack on the top of our tour pak. Question for those who travel with a pet. What do you do with the dog when you go into a restaurant for lunch? What has been your experience for hotel rooms? Any tips you can provide us?
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I road trip with my 6 pound chihuahua in his bag carrier mounted on the seat behind me. I try to eat at restaurants that have patios so that there are fewer questions asked about him sitting on my lap. Some places have given me crap but the vast majority are too busy fussing over how cute he is. The few times I want to eat at a place that has no outdoor seating, I leave him in his bag with everything but one vent closed up. He just sleeps and no one even knows he's there. If I already checked into a hotel, I will just leave him in the hotel room while I go and eat. Some hotels say not to leave the dog unattended but if it is a 6 pound dog that is quiet and well-behaved, no one will know, nor complain.
There are definitely limitations to what you can do when traveling with a dog...but having done plenty of road trips with and without him, I can say that when he's with me, I never even notice the limitations.
Photobucket is down for server maintenance at the moment but if I remember, I'll come back to post a picture of him on the bike on our last trip.
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There are definitely limitations to what you can do when traveling with a dog...but having done plenty of road trips with and without him, I can say that when he's with me, I never even notice the limitations.
Photobucket is down for server maintenance at the moment but if I remember, I'll come back to post a picture of him on the bike on our last trip.
<a href="http://s1065.photobucket.com/user/Colorido13/media/IMG_8021_zpshgletyc0.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1065.photobucket.com/albums/u396/Colorido13/IMG_8021_zpshgletyc0.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo IMG_8021_zpshgletyc0.jpg"/></a>
Thanks I have the same carrier bab
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