On the banks of Town Lake, just west of the First Street Bridge. Auditorium Shores is an outdoor concert venue with an especially busy summer schedule, a place to catch the fireworks on the Fourth of July and the hub of Austin's most popular hike-and-bike trail. Leash free area from South First to Bouldin Avenue.
This week I had an incredible experience on my trip to Alaska. On our way back from Denali National Park we stopped in Wasilla, just outside of Anchorage, at the headquarters of the Iditarod. After scouring the gift shop for the usual trinkets we went to see the Iditarod huskies. I had the joy of holding and playing with 3 huskie puppies. We also met Earl the full grown husky. What a treat.
Now you've met Lucy Postins, the founder of The Honest Kitchen, read on to find out where Lucy and her dogs love to spend time in and around San Diego…
What are your pets’ favorite things to do in your hometown? They absolutely love the Dog Beach. We’re lucky to have a few choices in San Diego—from the famous Ocean Beach Dog Beach to Fiesta Island and Del Mar Dog Beach in the north. They adore having the space to run, swim, paddle and make friends.5
If you have a dog that can leap a fence in a single bound, has been known to climb up on kitchen counters and has the speed of Superdog, you may have a candidate for agility trials on your hands.
Young labrador retriever Kora is the Director of Pet Relations for Kimpton's Hotel Palomar Dallas. With Pet Airways service on the way for Dallas (as well as Austin and Houston), Kora kindly agreed to share some of her favorite pet-friendly ways to spend time in her hometown--for any pups who plan on jetting into Dallas as soon as we're up and flying.
Christine Pundavela is the communications coordinator at the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture. She lives with two dogs—4-year-old Boston Terrier Hemi and 5-year-old Boxer/Pit Bull mix Tyson.
Cocker spaniel Bosco is the Director of Pet Relations for Kimpton's FireSky Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona. Here, he shares his top picks for pet-friendly fun in Scottsdale with Pet Travel Channel.
Ginger, teacup pomeranian and director of pet relations at The Muse Hotel in New York, shares her favorite pet-friendly ways to spend time in the Big Apple.
Did you know that Chicago was named the first-ever 'DogTown USA' by Dog Fancy magazine in 2005? Now you do! Here, our friends at Explore Chicago tell us how the city scored so highly on pet-friendliness.
On the banks of Town Lake, just west of the First Street Bridge. Auditorium Shores is an outdoor concert venue with an especially busy summer schedule, a place to catch the fireworks on the Fourth of July and the hub of Austin's most popular hike-and-bike trail. Leash free area from South First to Bouldin Avenue.
This week I had an incredible experience on my trip to Alaska. On our way back from Denali National Park we stopped in Wasilla, just outside of Anchorage, at the headquarters of the Iditarod. After scouring the gift shop for the usual trinkets we went to see the Iditarod huskies. I had the joy of holding and playing with 3 huskie puppies. We also met Earl the full grown husky. What a treat. 
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Christine Pundavela is the communications coordinator at the Chicago Office of Tourism and Culture. She lives with two dogs—4-year-old Boston Terrier Hemi and 5-year-old Boxer/Pit Bull mix Tyson.
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Did you know that Chicago was named the first-ever 'DogTown USA' by Dog Fancy magazine in 2005? Now you do! Here, our friends at