Traveling With Pets

Your pet gets to vote on where to spend the next family vacation.
You think begging for table scraps is beneath him, so you let him eat at the table with you.
You take him into supermarkets when you travel and let him pick out his own food.
Your husband comes in, looks at the stew that is cooking and asks: "Is this our dinner, or the dog's?"
You bought matching His & Hers place mats for your dog and yourself.
You complain about the rising costs of groceries, but you don't think twice about spending a fortune on doggie treats.
At dinner parties you always have to double-check the butter for visible lick marks before putting it on the table.
You don't care if you or your spouse are comfortable at night, as long as Fido has enough room in the bed.
Your pet always gets the best spot on the couch and sometimes he even gets to hold the remote.
He has his own email address and encourages you to know how to use Pets 911!

Though every effort has been made to verify Animal Friendly Hotels, pet policies do change.
So, please call ahead of time before traveling to your destination to make sure your Animal is still allowed.