dogs

What traits should i look out for in people to travel with, good and bad. Even close friends get on people's nerves sometimes.:drinking:

Well, I guess this isn't much of a story. Sorry if it's long and boring. I tend to ramble when I write. It's not a particularly exciting story. Nothing out of the ordinary or dangerous, and chock-full of unnecessary details. But I felt compelled to write it, since I did have fun and meet a lot...

I've been looking for a dog because it sounds like a good idea, at first. But is the companionship really that necessary? It seems like a dog would be more of a burden on the road than anything else. Thoughts?

Whats the best travelin companions anybodies ever had? i had a pitbull/boxer mix that i picked up off the road when arkansas started theyre pitbull ban. he acted like he had hopped before. loved watchin the scenery on the boxcar.

Well this wouldnt be my first time to NYC, but I never had a dog up there. This is in regards to the subways in the city, service dog papers and how to acquire them. I was watching a friends pitt one time in New Ark and had to go to the city cops just made me put a muzzle on the dog and they...

may.. this is a scam in a way so I guess it should go here... one time a friend of mine told me that she knew a person who could get you those lil harnesses and official emblems that signify that your dog is a trained seeing eye dog. this would mean public transit would have to let you take...

I don't really know which forum this belongs in, so- I met some kids with fake service tags for their dogs, which would be really awesome for me because I travel alone, and essentially can't go on public transportation at all or into most businesses without tying my dog up outside and risking...

I got a dog and I want to make her a service dog cause that way is a lot easier to travel with her. Does anyone know how to do this?