Going on a road trip with Fido? Traveling by road is quite different than traveling by plane or train in that you can control where and how often you stop, which can be a great thing when you have a furry companion with you.
Going on a road trip with Fido? Traveling by road is quite different than traveling by plane or train in that you can control where and how often you stop, which can be a great thing when you have a furry companion with you.
With fall in the air and the holidays approaching, you may be preparing to travel with your pet soon. Pets are wonderful travel companions if you are prepared for anything to happen. Whether or not they’re emotional support animals or regular pets, you’ll need to prepare for any issues that may arise on your journey.
You may have thought of traveling with your dog, but do you ever think of how much of a responsibility that it? Well, a dog is fun to be around, especially when you are driving alone and you need a companion to experience new places with. While that is great, there is a lot of responsibility involved in bringing a dog on a trip, ranging from traveling items, behavioral training, among others.
In the heart of New York Cities Midtown is a hotel that takes the term “Pet Pampering” to a whole new level. The Benjamin Hotel was Zoe’s first stay in the city and I have to admit, she seemed to be very happy about it. The hotel is definitely a pet- friendly paradise as far as Zoe was concerned.
From the moment we pulled onto the entrance for the Trapp Familly Lodge, I knew that Lauren and I were in for a truly special getaway. Even though we were surrounded by the rolling hills and luscious landscapes of Vermont for the entire drive up from New Hampshire, there was something more than the surrounding beauty that gave us that feeling. The property had a certain quality that we couldn’t quite put our fingers on, a “je ne sais quoi” if you will. Then we passed a sign on the way in that said it all: Welcome to the Trapp Family Lodge, a little bit of Austria a whole lot of Vermont. In a nutshell that was it. From the second we stepped foot on property we were transported into a whole other world where pampering and relaxation were the top priority. We sought out the Trapp Family Lodge because we were looking for a great romantic, pet friendly getaway and we found it in Vermont.