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Plus, where are the best dog-friendly beaches? Advertisement [10best logo]( [Read in Browser]( Whether you're driving or flying, traveling with four-legged friends can prove daunting. From picking out the perfect carrier to finding pet-friendly places, we've got you covered. We tapped our travel experts to nominate their favorite destinations, and now it's your turn to weigh in — or simply check out the nominees as you plan your next pet-friendly getaway. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Best pet carriers for dogs, cats, and furry friends of all shapes and sizes]( [Best pet carriers for dogs, cats, and furry friends of all shapes and sizes]( Between managing a Pilates studio, traveling to workshops, and writing about travel, I do a good amount of trekking across the globe. When I'm on the move, I do my best to bring my pups, Tonka and Paisley, along for company. Statistics show I'm not alone: 78% of Americans travel with their four-legged pals. Travel can be hard enough with unanticipated delays and detours, so I want to make things go as smoothly as possible when bringing my dogs. That's why finding a reliable pet carrier is essential for seamless journeys. Because I travel at least twice a month, I've tested my fair share of carriers. Some are amazing, while others have been disappointing. [Read More]( Vote now: Pet-friendly destinations Help us choose the best pet-friendly destinations by voting for your favorites in five categories. You can vote once per day per category until voting closes on June 24 at noon EDT. The winners will be announced July 3. [[LEFT_ESCAPED_NAME]]( [Best Dog Bar]( Dog bars have become popular spots for pet owners who want to socialize without leaving their furry friends behind. [Vote Now]( [[RIGHT_ESCAPED_NAME]]( [Best Dog Park]( There are few things a dog loves more than romping around off-leash, especially when there are other friendly pups to play with. [Vote Now]( [[LEFT_ESCAPED_NAME]]( [Best Dog-Friendly Beach]( Dog-friendly beaches offer slices of paradise where you can share the joy of sun, sand, and surf with your furry friend. [Vote Now]( [[RIGHT_ESCAPED_NAME]]( [Best Pet Subscription Box]( Do you want to spoil your furry companion(s) with goodies on a regular basis? [Vote Now]( [[LEFT_ESCAPED_NAME]]( [Best Pet-Friendly Hotel]( A true family vacation just isn't complete without your four-legged friends. [Vote Now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Flying with a dog: What you need to know about bringing pets on a plane]( [Flying with a dog: What you need to know about bringing pets on a plane]( Anyone traveling by air knows that the number of pets flying in the cabin (as opposed to the pet cargo hold) has increased dramatically. That’s because the majority of airlines now allow pets of a certain size, including dogs and cats, to fly along with you provided they meet certain criteria — and you pay an extra fee, of course. Some things to note: Pets generally can't fly in business or first class, and they're almost never allowed in the exit rows. With the exception of service animals, almost all airlines require pets to stay in their carriers for the duration of the flight, and those carriers are often considered one carry-on item. Additionally, restrictions and requirements may vary by breed and country of origin or destination, so be sure to do your homework. Here’s a rundown on traveling with dogs (or cats, turtles, birds, and other small animals) on major domestic and international carriers. [Read More]( Advertisement [10best logo]( Trusted Travel + Lifestyle Advice [visit us on facebook]( [visit us on twitter]( [visit us on instagram]( [Terms of Service](  •  [Privacy Policy/Your California Privacy Rights]( [Privacy Notice](  •  [Do Not Sell My Info/Cookie Policy](  •  [Feedback]( Need to unsubscribe? [Click Here](

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