A collection of guides, from practical tips to insightful advice, discover articles on keeping your dog healthy, being a great dog owner, and running a dog friendly business.
Sandflies, ticks and mosquitoes in Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Greece carry leishmaniosis, babesiosis and heartworm, three diseases that can make a dog seriously ill. Where and when each one is active, what actually stops the bite, and the one parasite rule on the way home.
America's national parks let dogs in, but each park draws its own line. In Shenandoah a dog can hike most trails; in Yellowstone it must stay within 100 feet of a road. The federal leash rule, the open parks, the strict ones, and the B.A.R.K. Ranger tag.
American Airlines Cargo will not fly a dog that has been sedated, or even looks it, and IATA advises against sedation in the cabin too. What the airlines and pet shippers say, where prescribed anti-anxiety and motion sickness drugs fit, and what to do instead.
Everypaw, ManyPets and the Kennel Club each put their dog cover abroad in writing, and the three documents do not agree. Which takes your dog's vet cover into Europe, for how many days, and why the liability cover stays at home.
Half of all ice related drownings involve someone trying to rescue a dog. How to keep a dog safe on frozen lakes and gritted pavements, which ski resorts let it on the lift, and why a wet coat is worse than none.
Bulldogs, pugs and French bulldogs cope with heat and stress worse than other dogs, and most airlines now refuse them in the hold. What the research shows, which airlines take them and how, and how to plan the car, the hotel and the walks.
For most dogs, the cinema is off-limits. For Boswell, it became his favorite place to sleep. This is the story of a rescue dog who has quietly attended 100 film screenings, and the surprising search for dog-friendly cinemas across Europe.
Using a label that misleads one group while excluding another is a bad marketing habit that nobody bothered to think about. Hotels like to call themselves "pet friendly," but which pets? Nobody really knows.
Harrods, one of London's most iconic luxury retailers and one of the most recognizable in the world, does not allow dogs. Not large dogs,
Roch Dog has published the first structured global standard for dog friendly hospitality, replacing vague “pet friendly” claims with measurable criteria and clear terminology. Available in 10 languages, it defines and evaluates dog-friendly hotels consistently across markets and AI systems.
The world’s first dog-friendly hotel standard and certification process. See verified grades, clear policy flags on access, restrictions, and fees, plus a public register of certified hotels, so you know what to expect before you arrive with your dog.
A Quick Guide to Canine First Aid helps pet owners respond confidently to emergencies. From choking and minor injuries to assembling a well-stocked first aid kit, this guide offers practical tips to keep your dog safe and provide immediate care until veterinary help is available.
A guide to the growing field of canine prosthetics, outlining types, success stories, candidacy, and rehabilitation.
This guide uncovers tools and techniques to help dogs of all ages and abilities thrive in a busy world.
Discover the insider’s guide to finding truly dog-friendly hotels, no more hidden fees, locked-down pups, or false “pet-friendly” claims. Learn how to decode policies, spot genuine amenities, and book with confidence for stress-free stays.
In this guide, we cover the key components of a hotel's pet policy, from access rules and fees to legal must-haves and staff training, with guidance on how to tailor each aspect of your policy to your brand’s unique style.
Due to climate shifts, mosquito season is stretching longer than ever—putting your dog at greater risk for heartworm. The good news? Heartworm is wholly preventable.
You might be dog-friendly, but are your plants friendly to dogs? Let's take a closer look at toxic vs. non-toxic plants for your hotel, home, and garden.
This article explores the delicate balance between granting our canine companions the freedom they crave and upholding dog park policies and etiquette.
Podcasts are powerful community builders for dog aficionados. Check out these five-star podcasts barking up the right tree.
For those who travel with their dogs. Volunteer run, non profit, and home to The Collection, the finest dog friendly hotels in the world.
Motion sickness is a common travel discomfort for dogs. In this short guide, we'll decode some symptoms of and treatments for a queasy car-riding canine.
Discover the tale of St. Roch, the patron saint of dogs. Uncover his legacy of compassion, healing, and the deep bond shared between humans and dogs.
It's not just humans who get jet lagged after a long flight. Check out our guide to keeping your pet feeling their best when traveling far.
