About Bringing Home Your Dog and Driving With Dogs

It's a sad fact that many of the behaviors that lead to so many dogs being abandoned and put down--house-soiling, chewing, barking, and the like--are completely preventable, and often treatable. All that's needed is some time and a commitment from you, the new owner, to teaching your dog good...

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• The Best Car for Dogs: A Dog's View

  April 18th, 2011

  If it were up to me, dogs would drive. We'd hitch a trailer full of Frisbees to the back, hang a sausage from the rear view mirror, pull up to that grassy meadow with all the gopher holes, and bury the key. Literally. But let's face it--pigs will fly before dogs will drive, so the best thing we can...

• The Grand Canyon with Fido in tow

  March 31st, 2011

  by Claudine J. Randazzo of FIDO Friendly MagazineStalwart RVers are always keeping their ears open for the next "best-kept secret" location, especially those who travel with their four-pawed companions. The Railside RV Ranch definitely qualifies as one of the best-kept secrets of the West. Located...

• Road warrior survival guide

  March 31st, 2011

  By Susan Sims of Fido Friendly magazine What to pack for a road trip with your dogVaccination records Keep a copy of all vaccination records in your doggy's duffel bag. Should an emergency arise once...

• Thanksgiving roads and Fido

  November 10th, 2010

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• "My dog and I are going to be moving from New York to Los Angeles. What is required for all live animals crossing state lines?"

  Answered by Rachel Farris