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Dog Travel

"Dogs love to go for rides. A dog will happily get into any vehicle going anywhere." ~ Dave Barry

"I like driving around with my two dogs, especially on the freeways. I make them wear little hats so I can use the car-pool lanes." Monica Piper

"To a dog, motoring isn't just a way of getting from here to there, it's also a thrill and an adventure. The mere jingle of car keys is enough to send most any dog into a whimpering, tail-wagging frenzy." ~ Jon Winokur

New York City Taxis 
This is a 44-page document that has been assembled over several years based on experiences online and on the road. It is under constant revision. 
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It is in  MS Word format, but It will convert to other word processing programs.  Just click on >Dog Travel Guide below.  Choose "open" to read it on-screen within the Park site or "save" to store it in a folder on your computer.  Feel free Mount Ranierto use it as you please. Few of the site links in the document are "live" when you read it on screen from within the site.  If you download it to your computer and use it from there, most will be, but some will need to be pasted into your browser. When you are finished reading or downloading the document, use your back arrow to exit unless you wish to exit the Park site altogether.
                                                                       

"The greatest fear dogs know is the fear that you will not come back when you go out the door without them." ~ Stanley Coren, dog psychologist

> Dog Travel Guide

We hope your dog's flight is less ↓ like this
Airplane Flying

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...and more like this!
"...think we'll get real raw hide up front here and not those tiny milkbones like in coach?"
Comments and recommendations are welcome.

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"I called our hotel but the response was 'I'm sorry, sir. We've been booked up for months.' With sudden inspiration, I called back.... This time I said, 'Hello, this is Shana's human...' and this time the response was, 'Oh yes, sir. Come on down. We always have a room for you.' It really puts you in your place when your dog can get a hotel room, but you can't." ~ J. Emmett Black,Jr., on how all the staff at a certain Holiday Inn knew his dog by name, but not him. Crime was reduced whenever Shana stayed there; she's a 120 pound Great Dane.

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"I've been in the hotel business over thirty years. Never yet have I called the police to eject a disorderly dog during the small hours of the night. Never yet has a dog set the bedclothes afire from smoking a cigarette. I've never found a hotel towel or blanket in a dog's suitcase, nor whiskey rings on the bureau top from a dog's bottle. Sure the dog's welcome.

P.S. If he'll vouch for you, come along too." ~
Unknown hotel manager's reply to a vacationer writing to ask if dogs were permitted