This is the puppy training podcast, episode 110, planning a dog-friendly vacation.

This podcast is designed to help you on your journey of becoming best friends through love and learning as you train your own dog from home.

And I'm here to help you every step of the way. This is the

puppy training podcast and I'm your host, Amy Jensen. Hi everyone. How is your week going? We are getting

ready to head to Park City in a few weeks and Baxter is coming with us. So today I want to share with you

how I get Baxter ready to go on a

vacation. But before we talk about that, did you know that we have a junior training course just for kids?

We help thousands of clients train their own dogs from home and recently created a puppy kindergarten

class just for kids. That's right. We are having so much fun teaching it.

Parents are of course encouraged to attend. You're welcome to come, but we are teaching concepts on a

kid level and it's super fun to see these kids making progress with their dogs. Some come with

their brand new eight-weekly puppies while others come with a dog who's older we

will take them all all are welcome and don't worry adults we also teach basic intermediate and advanced

training for you but i did want to highlight today our kids course for anyone who's interested

we will start new rounds of all of our classes and courses in august so watch for the updated

class schedule that

will be out in a week. Okay, so you want to take your dog on a trip. Where do you begin? First,

find a pet-friendly place to stay. There are many great options out there. My family likes to camp,

but they really love staying in a home away from home that's just who they are

so because of that i'm a fan of verbo you can filter for pet friendly places only which makes it really

easy to search um most of the places i find have an additional fee for pets some do not just be sure to

look into the details and choose one that

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