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with Goldens since 1987, the following favorites include products we've
personally used or found success with, or those from recognized persons
(authors, manufacturers) that we trust. However, clicking on them FROM HERE
is critical to your being tracked so that the foundation can benefit from any
potential sales. Once that tracking sequence is in place, ANY products
you buy at these redirected stores helps with our cancer treatment/research
fundraising efforts. And, just as importantly, it provides you with what we
believe are the best and most innovative dog wares available. Just click on the
item titles/names for pricing and availability.
 Travel / Outdoor
Pets on the Go! (2002)
By Dawn & Robert Habgood. Essential details on over 18,000
pet-friendly B & B's, inns, hotels, and resorts. Helpful vacation preparation
information, checklists, and safety travel tips for pets. The inside scoop on
pet-friendly airlines, rental car agencies and pet-shipping companies.
Recreational diversions at state and national parks, recreation areas, dog
parks, beaches, and through sightseeing companies. Contact information for
veterinarians, pet sitters and emergency organizations.
The Pet-Moving Handbook (2005)
By Carrie Straub. Maximize
your pet's safety and maintain your sanity! Provides practical answers for all your
pet-moving questions. Also directs you to additional resources that can help smooth the
move for both you and your pets. Includes dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, fish, exotics, and
small animals; advice from a veterinarian; considerations in selecting a new neighborhood;
preventing and reducing move-related stress; pet nutrition during a move; distance and
budget considerations; international moves; finding a new veterinarian; preventing the
loss of your pet; precautions to take after your move; and handy-to-use checklists for pet
movers.
Guide
to Backpacking with your Dog 2nd Edition (2004)
By Charlene LaBelle. Discover the companionship and pleasure of backpacking with your dog!
Training your dog to carry a pack, conditioning, nutrition, safety, first aid, manners,
and packing techniques.
The
Canine Hiker's Bible (2004)
By Doug Gelbert. Detailed descriptions of more than 225 parks and trails across the US and
Canada - all written with your best friend in mind; rules for dogs in 100 of the
most-visited national lands in the US; rules for state and provincial parks; rules for
dogs at over 1300 beaches and 500+ beach towns on the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico,
Pacific Ocean and all five Great Lakes; outfitting your dog for a hike, a canine hiker's
watch list, canine hiking in the desert, canine hiking at altitude, low impact hiking with
your dog, and much more.
First Aid for the Active Dog (2003)
By Sid Gustafson. Learn invaluable life-saving skills for the types of emergencies your
dog could encounter on a hiking or hunting expedition, or when involved in any outdoor
activity. You'll want to carry this book everywhere!
Hiking
with Dogs (1999)
By Linda Mullally. Becoming a wilderness-wise dog owner. Author shares her experience
hiking and backpacking with her own two dogs. Includes detailed recommendations on raising
a hiking dog, bonding, training, trail etiquette, and preventing wildlife conflicts, with
a special section on dog-friendly public lands.
Unbelievably
Good Deals and Great Adventures That You Absolutely Can't Get Unless You're a Dog
(2004)
By Darlene Arden. Owners who want to pamper their pooches without
breaking the bank will find up-to-date cost-cutters on air travel, aromatherapy, art,
bedding, books, clothing, clubs, day care, pharmaceuticals, psychology, soaps, spas,
training, treats, veterinarians, and much more. Comprehensive and formatted for quick
reference, highlights the businesses, including hotels, airlines, grocery stores, and
websites that cater to canines at a reasonable rate.
Travelers' Tales
- A Dog's World
This book was written by Christine Hunsicker
(Editor) and Maria Goodavage, and published by Travelers' Tales in 1998. This book is
an anthology of several writers' experiences. Some packed up the dog toys and water dishes
and took their pets along. Others were solo travelers who made some cool new canine
friends along the road of life. Some of the notable authors include John Steinbeck and
James Herriot. The majority of the tales are positive in spirit, illustrating that the
dog-human traveling partnership can be enjoyable and fulfilling.
Frommer's
On the Road Again with Man's Best Friend: A Selective Guide to New England's Bed and
Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels and Resorts that Welcome You and Your Dog
This book was written by Fawn & Robert
Habgood. This travel guide is for dogs who don't want to rough it! The authors have
visited every place here and they give an insider's view on doggie policies, room decor,
staff attitudes and doggie activities.
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