Today, I discuss being a touring musician while also being a pet owner. Whether you decide to take your dog on the road or not, there are some important things to consider. Of course, if you're touring in a band, check with everyone in the group that it's OK first!
Resources:
Dog Sitting
If you're interested in getting a pet sitter, dog walker, or someone to watch your home and your pets, check out Rover. If you use my referral link, we'll each get $20 in credit (no obligation).
Best dog stuff for the car:
Comfortable travel crates: Sleepypod Mobile pet bed for comfort or Amazon Basics Travel Kennel for value.
Harness for car travel: Slowton (size medium) or Bwogue (for small dogs)
Dog waste bags: Earth rated (extra thick, good value)
Best hotels for dogs:
Budget motel chains: Red Roof Inn, Best Western, La Quinta Inn, Days Inn
Nicer hotels: Kimpton hotels, Ace Hotel
Or, check out this search listing from Pets Welcome.
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