Avoid the custody problem
Going on vacation with your dog means avoiding the headache of childcare. It is not always possible to find someone you trust who can take good care of your dog for several days. This also avoids having to resort to paid solutions such as kennels. They represent a real cost to be included in the holiday budget and sensitive dogs can suffer from this change of environment in the absence of their master.
Experience a sports holiday
Taking your dog on vacation can allow you to enjoy a more active vacation.With a dog, and all the more so if he is still young, the walking and playing times are longer than usual. This can also be an opportunity to practice new activities such as cani-mountain biking, cani-paddle or cani-cross. And if it works well, some can be continued once they return. Take advantage of the holidays to take the time to discover and organize new activities. This period is therefore the ideal opportunity to start or get back into sport with your dog.
Strengthen the bond between the dog and his master
Going with your dog during the holidays allows you to spend as much time as possible with him! Your dog only asks for this! Very often, during the rest of the year, the dog remains alone during the day, waiting for his master to return from work. During the holidays, you should therefore take the opportunity to spend time with your dog and strengthen the bond with him.
Meet people
Having a dog with you promotes encounters. There is nothing better than a dog to catch the eye, start a conversation and make contacts. It's perfect for the most shy people and to overcome the language barrier! These unexpected encounters can be an opportunity to create a group of pet-owning vacationers and to practice activities together. Finally, with a dog, you never get bored!
Don't feel alone
Going on vacation with your dog means making sure you have company for walks. The dog is the ideal holiday companion since he does not complain, always stays in a good mood and is always up for a walk. It is particularly the ideal companion for early risers or light sleepers while the rest of the family or group sleeps in or takes a nap.
Discover your destination differently
With a dog, certain activities are not possible, as is access to certain accommodations where dogs are not allowed.While this is a hindrance for many, it is not the case for everyone. Going on vacation with your dog also means having to adapt and organize your vacation taking into account the presence of your dog. Its presence can therefore give rise to an atypical stay, far from crowded tourist areas or off the beaten track and offer an opportunity to spend holidays closer to nature. Going on vacation with your dog is quite possible, you just need to organize yourself well in advance!