My Mao's name is $3.00, born on 12 April 2010 in Kyoto.
As a senior traveler with a dog, as well as a traveler with a low income, I'd like to say that it's too easy to take a dog with a traveler!
Gold hair is the best dog to take out, not one (other hairy parents don't hit me), because I've had gold hair, and I think it's perfect for a traveler.
The gold is gentle, obedient, unsympathetic, bright and well-known. The only disadvantage is that it is too big to cause panic among dogs, but it is not a problem as guide dogs become widespread in society.
Ask yourself, take the dog. What's your point?
Is it just for the dog? Or do you want to go on a trip, and the dog can accompany you and show you the world as much as he can?
I think I've always wanted to be the latter, after all, if it's just a dog, it's a good place to go to a field park in the city, even a small lawn.
We don't have to travel with a dog, we just drive in this way, and there's no burden. Why not?
I've always thought I was a sissy, not a sissy, not that I couldn't take it with me. There's a lot of places I need to travel by air, for example. So if it's a human landscape, if it's of interest to itself, it doesn't rule out. It would be the greatest success of a dog trip if I were to win for what it wants.
I. Choice of destination for dogs
From 2010 to the present, the three-dollar footsteps went north to Erguna, a riverway from the Russian Far East, west to the world's roof, to the highlands, east to the sunside, and to the south, mostly because I always thought there was a lot of people on the south side, living in Beijing, and going north was a place where dogs ran wild.
I can also sum up some of my principles for travel with dogs:
There are few people on the ground and few people on the road in the back of the season.
One, it's very popular.
This means that, in the choice of destination, as far as possible, some vacant places, like grasslands and the sea, are the favorites of dogs. For example, the prairie, even on the occasion of the 5th of the Fourth of July, is slightly larger, and there are not many people around. For example, with the sea, the coastline is so long that you're driving on your own that you can avoid the crowds from the beach baths and just drive along the beach to a place where there's only one person left to swim.
Top: The Erguna River, opposite Russia. It's time for the Fourth of July, but because it's so crowded, it's average, it's almost exclusive.
Map above: the Uranus
2. Few counter-season travellers
Many destinations have their own hot seasons, such as the inner meadows, which are in July and August, where summer can be avoided and grass can fly. It's expensive to eat during the season, but there's a different beauty in the fields of autumn.
I've been to Hurenbel myself during the 11th period, and it's really not too many people, it's very cheap, and it's not really very cold, it's very nice.
The map above: on the road between Erguna and En and on the way, the prairie satisfied me with all my thoughts about the savannah road. Autumn prairie, basically.
Map above: There are no more people on the southern side of the river in late August and early September.
Three, avoid the heat.
With a dog, we naturally think of taking it to a natural landscape, but it's in many hot natural landscapes, especially for environmental reasons and so many other things, so that you can't get in the door, you have to get in there and you're in trouble with a dog.
But there are some cold areas, even human ones, where you can enter with dogs because of the small number of people. For example, in Hebei, I have taken him to the city of Demago, the city of Uku, which is not very numerous, nor very rigidly managed, and I have come to the door and said, "Be careful of my behavior," and I'm usually in.
II. Accommodation Options with Dogs
Many of my friends have asked me about dog accommodation, which is indeed a difficult specific issue.
1. Choice of privately run commercial or fashion hotels
It is not usually a problem to take a dog to a place close to nature, such as the suburbs or the sea, and it is more difficult in cities.
I don't usually ask a dog to stay in a hotel in a very big hotel, as long as it's clean and meets basic requirements such as a cold and warm shower.
The way to find a hotel home is to make sure that a non-line city can first determine whether the hotel is open to dogs, the usual brand chain, the Bullseye Hotel, the government hotel, and then try to look like a privately run commercial or fashion hotel, and then communicate with people in good faith to ensure that dogs do not bark or damage the facility, access the rope, and in any case do not affect other guests, and do not cause additional cleaning or damage to the hotel.
Apartment hotels in large cities
In the case of cities, share the care of having a dog in the city - choose the apartment hotel as much as possible.
Many cities have apartments, i.e. one or more rooms that the merchant rents in the next apartment, as rooms for the hotel, some, or even the home configuration for living — stoves, refrigerators, etc. In many cases, the front desk of such apartments is located in one room, and once you have a room, you become a tenant in one of the rooms in the apartment, and no one will take care of them.
Sometimes, however, the vendor rents a certain level of the hotel, so that he can place the front stage in an elevator or in the hallway, so that access must pass through the front desk, which needs to be agreed in advance.
It's best not to mention pets when booking.
My experience is -- don't mention pets when they're booked unless they're specified, because if you do, they won't book you.
To be honest, the hotel does not allow dogs to stay, and it is understandable that some dogs piss, some scream all night and others destroy, and no one is willing to ask for trouble.
So, the dog stays in the city, and I don't normally book, so when I get there, I'll take the dog to the front desk and then I'll take the dog in.
If you have to go through the front desk, you have to tell the front desk that you are determined to make a sincere pledge that dogs will not bark, piss, do not break public property, do not go to bed, do not tie up, do nothing to others, do nothing to keep clean, do nothing to prevent other people from coming in next time, which is generally the case, except for a chain of brand hotels.
Four, make sure you don't interfere.
It is important to note that, in any event, as much as possible, you have to fulfil these points, otherwise there will be fewer and fewer good traders.
The question is: Aren't you afraid of having no room? I wouldn't normally take a dog to a city in a good season. If it's a good season, if there's no room, then there's no room.
III. OTHER RELEVANT ISSUES
What about dinner at the restaurant during the trip?
A lot of restaurants actually allow dogs to get in, except in big cities. The dog who usually travels long distances is tired, so when he gets to the restaurant he's under the table and he doesn't run around.
It doesn't matter, of course, if we can't let the dog in, unless it's a hot summer, park the car in the shade, leave the dog in the car, open the window a little bit, and let the air flow. It's not the heat!
Is a dog good in a car?
My suggestion is to start with short trips within the city, for example, to the suburbs, where one hour is away from home, to try first. Then it's easy to find patterns. The usual doggies are tired and can basically “go to bed, get out of the car and pee (photo)” and in the car they're basically asleep. That's not so easy!
What about sickness?
Usually when you swim in the sea, the dog will be thin because the sea is too salty, but it's not sick, don't worry. We'll just finish the water we drank.
It is good for the quality of the body to have dogs, not to be too nuanced, on a scientific basis, and to increase resistance by taking them out.
In any case, these are not big problems, and the biggest difficulty in taking the dog away is to get out of the way, and when you decide to leave, you have overcome the biggest difficulties.
Have a nice trip.