Sunday, January 29, 2012

Dog Friendly Vacations

By Steve Schultz


Most people might not realize it, but there are plenty of dog friendly vacations out there. Each of these vacations will ensure that you have a chance to hang out with your pet and still feel like you are relaxing at the same time. Take a few minutes to consider each of these different options that are available to you.

In the great outdoors, you are going to find that your dog has a blast exploring. This is also a cost effective way to head out with your family and to get away from everything. Since there are typically minimal restrictions at parks and campsites, you are going to find that your dog will be welcomed. What you are going to find is that in addition to campgrounds and forests, there are some national parks that will allow dogs in them as well. This makes them the perfect choice when you are looking for some of the options that you will have for dog friendly vacations.

Heading down to the ocean can be a great way for you to relax. What you will find is that there are plenty of dog friendly vacations here as well. It will be in these areas that you can walk with you dog along the beach or let them play around in the ocean water. Keep in mind that you will want to be sure that the current isn't too strong for the day if you allow him to head out into the water.

Along with this, you will find that there are plenty of dog friendly hotels and even camping options you can find. Make sure before you head to any beach that you check on what laws are in place for your pet. While some beaches can be pet friendly, you might find that you are required to keep your dog on a leash at all times.

Another surprising of the dog friendly vacations besides dog friendly hotels and dog friendly motels, are amusement parks. No, your dog cannot go on the rides with the rest of the family, but parks like Disneyland and Disney World have designated areas for pets. This way your dog can be spoiled and pampered, while you and the family enjoy the park. Then after a full day at the park, your dog can hang out with you at night just like at home.




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