Here I am thinking how hard it is to work out where to stay and where to go when holidaying with kids – there’s just as much to think about when holidaying with your pets!
Pet Insurance Australia teamed up with award-winning pet photographer Kerry Martin to put together a list of places she’s been and would recommend to fellow dog owners.
Kerry says “We always try to include our dogs – whether it’s for a day or a holiday,” she says. “This became truly apparent when we headed overseas for my brother’s wedding in Thailand. While we arranged a great dog sitter to stay in our house and care for Keiko, we were always thinking about what he might be up to and checking our emails for updates so that we knew he was well and happy.”
While Kerry admits it’s hard to pick just ten – here’s her list of top places to take your dogs on holiday in Australia:
But of course, you can’t just assume anything when taking your Dog out with you – Nadia Crighton from Pet Insurance Australia says “It’s important to do your research before setting off to ensure where you are intending to visit will welcome your pet,”
“It’s also good to remember that most National Parks are off-limits for dogs, so it’s important to do your homework of where you can and can’t go.”
And if you are taking the dogs away, here’s a handy checklist of things to remember when packing for pooch!
DOG HOLIDAY CHECKLIST
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