The Ultimate Dog-Friendly Guide To Visiting Tennessee

One of the hardest parts of going on vacation is having to leave your pet behind (doesn’t your pooch deserve some rest and relaxation, too?). Luckily, Tennessee is full of dog-friendly places to stay, eat, drink and have fun! We collected a few of our favorite pet-friendly spots in the top cities in Tennessee, so you won’t have to leave your pup at home on your next trip. But 1st a couple of tips before your head out on your trip.

Traveling in The Car – Safety For Your Dachshund

One of the most important rules of traveling with your dog: Do not leave your Dachshund free in the car. Indeed, he/she may be injured, fall or receive a shock when braking hard.

1. Dog car seat: The best investment is a dog car seat with safety elements to ensure a safe car ride;
2. Safety elements: always make sure your dog is restraint with a sturdy dog harness and a dog car seat belt;

Tips:

• If you’re staying in a hotel, call the management in advance and know their policies when it comes to pets;
• Bring your dog’s medical certificates, vaccination documents, and other similar records just in case they are required;
• When traveling by land, take a break every 2-3 hours. Bring your dog out of the crate and let him get some fresh air to stretch a little bit. Bathroom breaks would also be important for your pet;
• If all else fails, you can consider using medication or sedative as prescribed by your vet;
• Make sure your dog is used to getting into your car regularly from a young age;
• To make sure he doesn’t get too stressed, take the time to gradually get him used to the car. You can make several short trips, reward him with a treat so he associates transportation with positive things;
• Never leave your dog alone in the car, even with the window open, in the shade or even in winter (risk of excessive heat, injuries …);
• If you travel by car with your dog, stop every 2 hours for his needs and give him something to eat/drink; And don’t forget your doggy bags
  
• Make sure the driver is safe;
• Make sure your dog is safe and comfortable by using a dog car seat.

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The dog booster seat is a must-have to instantly master anxiety, stress or car sickness.

Can My Dachshund Fly In The Cabin Of A Plane? 

Yes, many US airlines allow for small dogs, including Dachshunds, to be brought into the cabin with you on flights.

Requirements for bringing Dachshunds into the cabin of a plane

If dogs are allowed in the cabin on your airline, you’ll need to put your Dachshund in a pet carrier in order to take him on board the plane.

You’ll have to call the airline or look at their website to find out the specific requirements of each individual airline.

Tips:

• If you’re staying in a hotel, call the management in advance and know their policies when it comes to pets;
• Bring your dog’s medical certificates, vaccination documents, and other similar records just in case they are required;
• If all else fails, you can consider using medication or sedative as prescribed by your vet;

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