Fly with Your Dog

Flying with your dog can be a very worrying process, believe me. However, it will all work out fine for both your dog and your nerves if you do your research and plan ahead. If you are planning on flying with your dog there are a few things you need to do to make sure everyone gets to the destination together!

First of all you need to see what your airlines requirements are, some of them are standard. Things like the type of kennel you need, and notification time, water&food bowls, vet documentation etc. will be necessary for all airlines. 

Maximus at the Prague Zoo

While living in Prague, Max and I visited the zoo. That's right you can take your dog to the zoo in Europe! We got to see lots of animals and smells, Max had a blast! So, the second animal we saw was this monkey who absoluetly loved to antagonize dogs. Max, of course, didn't like that the monkey was talking so much shit, or that there was glass between them! Telephone tough guy! Enjoy!!!!

Spring Break - Lake Powell

Maximus loves to see nice places. That is why we took him on our spring break to Lake Powell. When we were thinking of where to go for our spring break, a friend recommended Lake Powell to us. Not knowing too much about it I looked it up. Lake Powell was an easy decision after that.
So I began recruiting people and putting together prices. I knew we would need a lot to put it all together, so I searched every option. After I assessed the prices I started seeing how many people we would need to make it cost effective, yet still not too crowded. I ended up with a perfect number of 8. It turned out that we ended up getting a rental car , houseboat , and a speedboat for eight days.

Czech countryside

We spent a lot of time in the Czech countryside. BBQ at the lake house, we where windsurfing and our Max was jumping of the dock, walking in the woods and having fun with fish.

The Heart of Europe

We lived in Prague for a year and we loved it. It was great because we could go everywhere with the dog, bo questions asked. He even went to the pubs and stores with us. The only places he couldn't go were places that sold food, like grocery stores, but when we went there he just waited outside with the other dogs until I came out and off we went. We could go everywhere in the city without a leash which was awesome because Maximus is so well trained. Imagine a city of 2million people and no one was afraid of my "big scary pitbull" it was so great. All they noticed was how good he was.

Europe

That's right my dog has a passport. He's been everywhere with me. We lived in Prague, Czech Republic for a year. While we were there, we took the dog everywhere with us. He stopped off in Amsterdam, Venice, Verona, Lago di Garda, Paderno del Grappa, Crespano, Slovakia, Austria, Germany, Slovenia. Ask him, he'll tell you they were all amazing!

USA

We love to travel and there's nowhere better than home. We have been all over the place, probably close to half of the states in America. A few of the highlights are Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Washington D.C., New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Delaware, Connecticut. And probably some more but its hard to remember 'em all! See if you've been more places than my puppy! I haven't even gone overseas yet!