Tips For Taking A Road Trip With Your Dog

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Top Tips for a Road Trip with Your Dog


Planning a road trip with your furry friend? From vehicle choices to essential gear, here's everything you need to know for a successful adventure with your dog.

Best Vehicles for Traveling with Dogs


1. Customized Ford Van

Tom Rose from High Ridge, Missouri, transformed his Ford van into a dog-friendly haven. By enclosing the back area, adding custom upholstery, and installing a specialized air conditioning vent, his dogs could ride comfortably in their crates while staying cool. The van allowed him to keep the engine and AC running, preventing overheating during quick stops.

2. Pickup Truck with a Shell

For milder climates like Los Angeles, a pickup with a shell is perfect. Adding sliding windows with hardware mesh ensures safety and ventilation. A light-colored shell can keep temperatures similar to the outside shade. If you prefer not to use a crate, consider a rubber bed liner for added comfort.

3. Convertible Jeep

The Jeep Wrangler, originally designed for military use, is ideal for outdoor trips. Its convertible feature lets you leave your dog in the back during brief stops without worrying about overheating. It’s also easy to clean after long journeys.

Must-Have Products for a Clean Ride


Interior Protection

Black Armor offers a range of products to protect your vehicle from spills and wear. Their coverings are easy to install, durable, non-skid, and guaranteed for life. Custom fits are available for most vehicles.

Essential Gear

A gear bag is vital for storing water, training tools, and other necessities. The "Rollover Travel Pack & Bed for Dogs" is a great choice. It features:
- A shoulder strap and handle for easy carrying
- Storage pockets for food, water, and essentials
- A fleece-topped travel bed with a water-resistant base

The pack is machine washable and available in various sizes to fit most breeds.

Safety and First Aid


Don't forget a first aid kit for your journey. "America's First Pet Owner and Pet First Aid Kit" includes:
- Cleanup mitt
- First aid scissors and forceps
- Sterile eyewash, antibiotic ointment, insect wipes
- Bandages, cotton balls, and swabs
- Cold pack, styptic pencil, latex gloves
- Guides for animal and human first aid

At $32.95, it's a great investment for safety and peace of mind.

Additional Resources


Travel Planning

Visit Travel Dog.com for advice on kennels, car travel, and pet-friendly accommodations. They offer resources for finding dog-friendly beaches, campgrounds, and transportation.

Crate Options

A sturdy crate is a must for long trips. Check out Foster's and Smith for a variety of options with excellent return policies.

Embarking on a road trip with your dog can be a rewarding experience. With the right vehicle, products, and preparation, you'll ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for you and your furry companion. Happy travels!

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