Please, Part 2 🤍 I agree about France, the Normandy cities are dog friendly but Paris not so much 🥲 For me Germany and Czech Republic is the most pet friendly places we already visited with our dog 🐻‍❄️ Portugal is the least pet friendly we've ever been, we couldn't go into any restaurant with it 🥺 Poland we found it ok for dogs, but not super dog friendly Austria we went to Gosau and Hallstatt and it was amazing, but I've heard people talking about Vienna not really being dog friendly 🫤 Thanks for your tips about traveling with dogs 🤍

@tatjanakarpenko4653

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree

Would love a part 2! Especially reviewing Greece, Croatia, and Portugal!

Part 2!🎉😊

@WanderlustSamoyed

Жыл бұрын

Yay 🤗 We would love to prepare a part 2 ❤️

I have been breeding and showing Samoyeds (in the US) for more than 50 years. Your video's are a pure delight and spot on for the characteristics of the breed. I shall follow your adventures with enjoyment with my Samoyed.

I guess it depends where were you in France. I was living in Nice for a couple of months and I was surprised to see dogs going around in department stores, you would not see this in Germany not in the Netherlands.

Definitely interested in Scandanavian countries and Greece. Thank you for the excellent info!

This was an excellent video! I would love to know more about other countries, especially Croatia if you have ever been with Felix!

Thanks for the video 🙏 so informative!

Love you Felix nice info thank you ❤❤❤❤

I love this! Can you talk about some other countries too please such as greece, croatia, portugal!

Great video! Very informative. Your pup is gorgeous and seems to LOVE traveling!

What transportation did you guys take between the countries?

Thank you for making the video :) I was few times with my dog in Prague, Czech and it is very dog friendly. We went to the zoo, few museums, hotels, boat rides, restaurant and even a tea house that allowed dog :) I am interested to hear a bit more about Gran Canaria if possible. I consider moving there and I am a little bit worried how my dog will feel there :( I am shocked that you cannot walk dog on promenade by the beach in Las Palmas :(

It’s really useful :) thanks for the info. IM wondering how you make your dog to familiar with taking plain? ✈️

Please part 2 with focus on Balkan countries :)

Great video 🎉. How do you travel with a dog by plane? I am quite anxious for my dog to be travelling in a cage in the plane ´si hold. Any tips?

Hello! I'm moving to Switzerland with my Charlie girl in May. Do you have any recommendations on dog food, groomers, where to buy pet supplies, vetinarians etc? (Even in Germany - we don't mind travelling)

Hi, great video! 🥰 Have you travel to Norway with your dog? What is your experience, if you did? 🥰❤️

Uk problem is only trains allow dogs on board, not buses (only therapy or guide dogs), so travelling with even a small dog is a pain here because trains are expensive and won't go everywhere. But beaches are dog friendly

Its a pity you didn't name the hotels...

Just to let you know, London isn’t much dog friendly than you have experienced. Especially if the dog is large and not a lap dog in a bag. As I live there. It’s mostly open for guided dogs for establishments like clothes shops, shopping centres and restaurants, some pubs only allow if just outside. Most of time regular dogs can’t go anywhere unless it’s just outside only. Like park, streets, or other outdoor public space etc. On top of it all, no dogs allowed in cabin on planes from UK, it might also mean flying to UK. So trading to UK, you’re easiest route is from France via Le Shuttle or by Ferry like P&O. Rating from me eyes: 5/10

Hi!!would like to know your opinion about scandianavian countries and the American continent countries. Canada, usa, mexico etc

@AnneMarieMitchell-om3gr

3 ай бұрын

Hi! Traveling in the USA is fun IF you are traveling by car. Dogs (other than service dogs) aren’t allowed on most public transit, like planes, busses, trains. SOME hotels are pet friendly, but you will usually have to pay a pet fee up to $200, either per night or per stay. ALWAYS double check right before your stay. Many of the national Parks do not allow dogs, but some state and local parks will allow dogs on the grassy parts. Some beaches are pet friendly, but others will have a stiff fine if you are caught with your dog on the sand. Most restaurants do not allow dogs inside, but will allow them to stay with you if you eat on their pet friendly patio. This can be difficult in rainy, cold or hot climates. As with most countries, always keep your dog on leash and travel with your dog’s water. We haven’t traveled to Mexico with any of our dogs, but most of the dogs we’ve seen there have been street dogs. I don’t know if the were feral or if their owners just allow them to wander. We haven’t taken our dogs to Canada, but fronds have and let us know about border control needing paperwork.

no way spain is not pet friendly at all

@cnam1258

2 ай бұрын

What about Portugal ?