Finding hotels that allow pets while traveling can be hit or miss. It can be especially challenging when you’re traveling in a foreign country that may not be so pet-friendly or where you don’t have easy access to WiFi to look up pet-friendly accommodations. During our travels, we’ve come[...]
Our preferred method of overnight travel with dogs is camping. Not only is it the most dog-friendly way to explore, but spending the night outdoors creates a wonderful bonding experience between you and your canine companion. Sleeping outside introduces new stimulants for your dog. Before[...]
This post is sponsored by REI. I have been an REI member most of my life, and suffice it to say, I am a big fan of the company and all opinions are my own. Hopefully the snow is finally starting to melt where you live and you can start thinking about hitting the trails for some[...]
I’ve been scheming this post for a few months now. After publishing New Year resolutions to include with your dog, I knew I could expand that list to create an adventure dog challenge. When Sora died, so many of you reached out and told me how much our adventures together inspired[...]
Summer in the Pacific Northwest is, in my opinion, the best summer weather in the world. It’s not too hot, nor to cold. It doesn’t rain for nearly three straight months. The camping is divine, as the night air still cools down for a perfect sleeping temperature. It’s the[...]
Disclaimer: We received the Burley Tail Wagon as part of a sponsorship for our bike trip. The opinions expressed in this post are entirely my own and we were in no way compensated for this review. We love our Tail Wagon and would like to see more on the road, filled with dogs! This post[...]
I partnered with Hotels.com to bring you this dog-friendly guide to Yosemite National Park. Yosemite was California’s first national park and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site. The park covers an area the size of Rhode Island and sees some 4 million visitors annually. Of[...]
I partnered with Hotels.com to bring you this dog-friendly guide the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon is the second-most visited national park in the US, and for good reason. The mile-deep gorge located in Arizona stretches over 270 miles long and up to 18 miles wide, making it one of the[...]
This post contains affiliate links and is sponsored by Hugo Coffee Roasters. I carefully hand-select the brands I choose to partner with and I think Hugo Coffee Roasters rules. All opinions are my own. I wasn’t really much of a coffee drinker until fairly recently. I don’t[...]
The Essential Guide to hiking with dogs The Essential Guide to Hiking with Dogs is the must-have guide for adventure dogs and their humans. Packed with need-to-know topics that will inform and inspire any outdoor pursuit with your four-legged best friend. about the book In my debut book[...]
Available where books are sold! The Essential Guide to hiking with dogs The Essential Guide to Hiking with Dogs is the must-have guide for adventure dogs and their humans. Packed with need-to-know topics that will inform and inspire any outdoor pursuit with your four-legged best friend[...]
Lake Tahoe is the most-visited national forest in California and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Sierra Nevada. This dog-friendly guide to Lake Tahoe will reveal the best hikes, places to stay, and outdoor activities to enjoy with your pup. Between the 180s and the[...]
This post contains affiliate links. These days, a warm winter coat is just part of several items I include for my dog when we head outdoors for a winter adventure. I used to think dog coats and sweaters were only for small dogs, purse puppies, or meant to act as a fashion statement. [...]
One of the draws of Jackson Hole, WY is its proximity to National Parks like Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. Of course, if you travel with a dog, like I do, then visiting the parks becomes a bit challenging. Fortunately, the area offers plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy with your pup[...]
Disclaimer: Voyagers K9 Apparel sent me this Tummy Warmer to test and review. I have purchased other jackets from the brand previously because I love the quality and design. I test my products thoroughly and in various conditions and always give my honest thoughts. I never thought[...]
I hadn’t visited the Olympic Peninsula much until recently. Since I had dogs and much of the region is a national park, I just assumed that it didn’t make sense to plant a trip. However, after traveling there twice with my pal Jessica for both a road trip and a backpacking trip, I[...]