Category dog-friendly travel destination
Hot Spots in Dogs: earthbath treatment balm review
I’m applying earthbath treatment balm to my dog’s hot spots – and paws and nose, because it’s also designed to help combat winter dryness. Check out why….
Enjoy a Flight with Fido at the Dog-friendly Garrison Brewing Co in Halifax
You can bring your dog to the Garrison Brewing Co. for a beer (or flight of five), but you’ll also have to bring your own food. Fortunately, options are around the corner.
Take your dog to Ball’s Falls Conservation Area – Even During Winter Wonderland
Yes, you can take your dog to Ball’s Falls Conservation Area even during Winter Wonderland for an illuminated 1.5 km walk. Check out other dog-friendly Holiday Light Shows too.
Start an annual tradition with your dog … at Presqu’ile Provincial Park
Presqu’ile Provincial Park is dog-friendly. There are many trails ranging in length you can take your leashed dog along, and the road into the park makes it easy to drive in and pull over near the trail entrances or a picnic table if you’ve brought your own food.
NYC for Dog Lovers: AKC Museum of Dog Events Plus Westminster Announcement
The AKC Museum of the Dog has so many interesting events this November. If you’re in NYC in November, or nearby, plan a visit. Check out all the dog show info…
Dog-friendly Cidery: West Avenue Cider House
Dog-friendly cider West Avenue Cider House is where rustic meets swank in the combination store, bar, and outdoor seating and firepits. Check it out.
Is Rochester Cider Mill Dog-friendly? (Plus, Popcorn Dog Treats Recipe)
A visit to the dog-friendly Rochester Cider Mill in Rochester, Michigan inspired a new dog treat recipe: Popcorn Ball Dog Treats. Curious? Keep reading…
7 Surprising Canadian Pet Companies Coast-to-Coast
Check out these 7 Canadian pet companies coast to coast including surprising finds including seal meat dog treats and java wood chews.
Dog-friendly Apple Picking (& Pumpkin Patches)
Dog-friendly apple picking opportunities in Southern Ontario, along with a few pumpkin patches. Plus, dehydrated apple dog treats.
Camping with the dog at Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia
Ah, spring and fall. Shoulder seasons are my favourite time of year to go camping with the dog. Or they would be if I had a favourite time of year to camp. I’m still warming up to the whole living in the woods idea. My dog, however, is a super fan after only one experience. […]
