Mapping out a successful road trip with Buffy takes more than just throwing a bowl in the car and punching your destination into the GPS. If dog-friendly hotels, campgrounds or vacation rentals are in the picture, make sure you're not foiled by the small print: speak with a live person before you book to get the skinny on rules, regulations and fees. You don't want to show up with a 90-pound Lab only to find that your dog-friendly hotel accepts only petite pups. (Recent issues of DogTrekker and the soon-to-be-launched www.DogTrekker.com are valuable resources during the planning process.)
Laying the Groundwork
By: DogTrekker Staff
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