Identification
If your dog gets lost in an unfamiliar place, it can be disastrous. Be sure your dog is chipped and tags are secured to his collar with your current information. Keep him on a leash at all times and consider appropriate travel carriers for your pup.
Pack His Papers
Ask your vet for a health certificate that provides proof of updated shots and medical care. Some lodging destinations and all boarding locations require it. Vets can also prescribe mild sedatives if your dog gets motion sickness or anxious when traveling.
Exercise
Spend time playing and walking your dog before you leave. Dogs who are tired can be more relaxed when traveling and more likely to sleep.
Pack His Favorites
If possible, bring your dog's bedding, bowl, food, favorite toys and treats. These simple things can provide a comforting environment once he gets to a new location.
Rest
During long car rides, it’s important to make frequent stops. These stops are more than bathroom breaks; they provide quality play time together, time to eat, drink and experience a new place.
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