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🐕 Top 5 countries for traveling with a dog

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Do you really want to go on a trip with your beloved dog, but you can’t decide on a vacation route? Then this article is just for you. Let's find out which countries are best suited for a holiday with a four-legged friend.

Germany

In Germany, you can travel with your pet on public transport. If the breed is large, then you must have a leash and muzzle. Many establishments, shops and hotels will not be against animals. But it is better to call in advance and find out if there is an additional fee for the pet.

If you want to enjoy the view and relaxation on the lakes, then the following options are suitable: Lake Constance (there are special places for swimming dogs), Lake Altmühl (has a special playground), Edersee in Hesse and Grünwaldsee in Berlin.

5 Best Countries to Travel with a Dog

Denmark

There are over 200 dog parks in Denmark where dogs can roam safely. If you are going for a walk in the forest, be sure to attach a leash. Also in this country they are loyal to four-legged friends and it will be easier to find housing than even in Germany.

Italy

If you visit Italy, don’t forget to take a faithful friend with you. Italians love their furbabies, especially in the northern part. Therefore, Rome is considered one of the best cities for traveling with a dog. Here you can even see strollers and special pasta for animals.

Netherlands

You and your friend will definitely not be bored in Amsterdam. Visit the Oriental Park and the Vondelpark. There are special areas where you can safely enjoy a walk with your dog.

5 Best Countries to Travel with a Dog

France

France is also considered a dog-friendly country. In public places you can ride with animals without any problems, and there is also a special dog taxi.

Adviсe:

  • Choose countries so that your pet does not feel sick from the heat.
  • Check all documents and vaccinations before travel.
  • Find out in advance which hotels and public places you can take your pet to.
  • If you travel by car, do not leave your pet unattended in it.
  • Clean up after your dog, because you could get a fine.

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