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Bowser on a Budget
Paris Permenter and John Bigley
Enjoy No Pet Charges on the Yucatan Peninsula
NIZUC Resort & SpaPunta Nizuc means “nose of the dog” in Mayan—so it’s no surprise that Cancun’s NIZUC Resort & Spa is Fido-friendly. This 29-acre beachfront resort greets dogs with its extensive pet program and no pet charges. You and your dog can even share a paddleboard when you’re feeling adventurous (then send...
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Austin, Texas
The capital of Texas has figured out how to be the ultimate people-pleaser and dog-pleaser.
Photos and story by Robin TierneyIts bustling downtown teems with cool places at every turn. Miles and miles of well-maintained paths edge Lady Bird Lake. Head north for upscale shopping-entertainment districts full of avenues and green spaces. When going west into the Texas Hill Country, pack lunch...
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Bowser on a Budget
By Paris Permenter and John Bigley
Relaxation for both you and your dog is top priority at the Island Inn at 123 West, located on San Juan Island. Whether you drive off one of the Washington State Ferries or come in via plane—or even float plane—this Front Street accommodation welcomes Fidos with its Preferred Puppy Pass. Dogs are greeted by a welcome guide with popular spots for relief and play...
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Mountain Magic in New Mexico
Exploring Santa Fe and Taos on Paw.
By Robin Tierney
The magical landscapes of Taos and Santa Fe have drawn artists from around the world. Instead of schlepping paints and canvases, let's bring Fido and explore those enchanting New Mexico landscapes on foot and paw.
Both towns are famous for art, walkable downtowns and mountains with distinctive plum, rose and sage hues, fragrant with pinon,...
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In El Paso, The Old West Shines Again
See, feel and taste what’s new in this happy border city.
By Robin Tierney
When you enter Hotel Paso Del Norte, the stunning architecture and decor will inspire you to take Fido for a long walk indoors before checking into your guestroom and taking a nap in your luxurious bed.
Honestly, you can spend hours exploring this stunning building, which opened in 1912 and reopened after a...
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Switzerland
Dogs are welcome on most trains and cable cars.
By Susan Sims, Publisher
A trip of a lifetime was gifted to me by my son Scott and we both were excited to explore Switzerland this October. In speaking with friends who had the good fortune to travel to Switzerland, the fall months of September and October were optimum for weather and least crowded.
We landed in Zurich and rented a car to...
