Category: Life on the road
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Enjoy Festivals with Your Dog
Consider Your Dog's Personality and Training Taking your dog to a music festival requires understanding their personality and training. Some dogs thrive in crowds, while others prefer quiet. If your pup is well-socialized, comfortable with noise, and has great leash manners, you're set for success. Dogs that get along with all kinds of people, including…
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Dog-Friendly Music Festival Tips
Understanding Festival Policies Before heading to a music festival with your pup, check if they're allowed. Big events like Coachella often say no to dogs, except service animals. Smaller local fests might be more chill, but always double-check. If dogs are welcome, look into the rules. Some festivals have special play areas for dogs, while…
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Keeping Puppies Happy on RV Holidays
Bringing Familiar Items for Comfort and Security Your puppy's bed or blanket is like a slice of home on wheels. It's not just nice; it's essential. Familiar scents can ground puppies in new environments, giving them instant comfort. Think about where this cozy spot will go in your caravan or RV – away from heavy…
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Best Dog Harnesses for Hiking
Importance of Choosing the Right Harness Hiking with your dog is a brilliant adventure, offering heaps of physical and mental stimulation. But let’s talk about the star of the show – the dog harness. A well-fitted harness is like your pup’s favorite sofa – absolute comfort, only this one they wear on their body. It…
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Week away in Knaresborough CMAC site
We decided to take a 6 night break in a site we knew well, that had all the features we think are important for a caravanning holiday. Namely, clean toilet blocks, spacious pitches, good dog-walking options, local eating options and a bar on site. Now the bar is valuable but was only open on 3…
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Dog Agility Training on the Road
Choosing the Right Equipment When packing for a road trip, you'll need gear that fits easily in your vehicle. Collapsible hurdles are essential, made of PVC or lightweight plastic for durability and ease of disassembly. High-quality ones often come with carrying cases for convenient transport. Look for adjustable height options, perfect for dogs of varying…
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Find Your Dog with a Real Time Tracker
Traveling with your dog can be a real pleasure and an adventure too – but dogs are creatures of habit and changes to their routines can result in unexpected behaviours, like running off and failing to answer a recall. Or they may simply get lost. This is where a tracker can be a life saver.…
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Travelling with Senior Dogs in RVs
Choosing the Right RV Finding an RV that suits the needs of a senior dog involves considering features like comfortable sleeping quarters, easy access in and out, and effective temperature control. Ensure there’s plenty of space for your dog’s bed and make sure the RV’s stairs or access points are manageable for dogs with impaired…
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Summer Dog Treats for Travel
Importance of Hydration Ensuring your dog stays hydrated during summer travels is critical. The heightened temperatures and increased activity can lead to quicker dehydration in dogs. Unlike humans, dogs don't sweat through their skin; they regulate their temperature largely through panting, which intensifies their loss of moisture. Dehydration is a potentially serious condition which can…
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RV vs Caravan Dog Travel
Companion Comfort When hitting the road with our four-legged friends, their comfort and the comfort of their owners are key. Since every dog has unique preferences and habits, choosing between a motorhome and a caravan for travel depends on a few considerations regarding space, smells, and routine maintenance. Space for movement, critical for a dog's…