2. Plan ahead for any medication your pooch might need while you’re traveling. If you are able to pack extras, do so.
3. It’s always smart to bring a blanket that smells like home– people aren’t the only ones who get homesick!
4. Get your dog used to being on the road by taking him on a few short drives in the days approaching the big trip.
5. Make sure he’s micro-chipped. Hit the road with the peace of mind that if the worst does happen, you won’t be caught unprepared.
You already know this, but we must remind you: NEVER leave your dog in your car unattended. This is especially important during the sizzling months of summer.
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