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Traveling with Your Dog Student Name

How Do Dogs Travel? Mode of TravelPercent Auto76% RV10% Airline6% Other8%

Etiquette in Public Always keep your dog on a leash (no longer than 6') when in public and around other people. Be careful when letting your dog make contact with other dogs on a leash. Pick up after your dog whenever you are out in public.

Staying in a Hotel Take a crate. Never leave your dog alone in the room. Do not allow your dog on the furniture or beds. Feed and water in the bathroom or on a tiled or hardwood floor. Before checking out, spray the room with air freshener to eliminate any odors.

Traveling by Car Get your dog used to the car by going for short rides. Avoid car sickness by letting your dog travel on an empty stomach. Keep the car well-ventilated. Do not let your dog ride with his head sticking out of an open window. Stop frequently for exercise and potty breaks. Never, ever leave your dog unattended in a closed vehicle, particularly in the summer.

Pet Travel Kit Supply of pet's regular food Pet's food and water dishes Blanket Favorite toy or two A few treats Comb and/or brush A mop-up towel, paper towels or a few newspapers Flea or tick repellent if you will be in rural areas A sedative prescribed by your veterinarian Scooper and plastic bags to clean up after your pet Spray-type room deodorant or air freshener

Trip Tips Administer a sedative or tranquilizer if prescribed. Do not feed or water the just before starting. Feed only once a day, preferably by evening. Try to keep to established walking and feeding routines. Plan stops at regular intervals to give your pet a drink and a short run.

Trip Tips Do not feed or water the just before starting. Feed only once a day, preferably by evening. Try to keep to established walking and feeding routines. Plan stops at regular intervals to give your pet a drink and a short run.

Trip Tips Take a container of fresh water along. Always attach the leash before opening the car door, and detach it after the pet is back inside and the door closed. Walk away from manicured lawns and from garden and swimming pool areas.

Car Checklist Travel identification and rabies tags? Health documents and pet's veterinary record? Pet's travel kit packed? Water container filled? Stake and long leash in the car? Scooper? Cage or carrier fixed in place so it won't tip or slide around?