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<p><img src="https://azure.wgp-cdn.co.uk/app-yourdog/posts/Hol_pic_edit.jpg" alt="" /></p><p> </p><p>1. Choose a destination you will both love. <br />When you go on holiday don't just take your dog along with you; consider him when planning your getaway. What would he enjoy and what areas are particularly dog friendly. Whether it is beaches, woodland, walks in the hills, or a relaxing city break pick somewhere you will both have a great time.</p><p>2. Find somewhere that is truly dog-friendly to stay <br />Some accommodation will say 'dog friendly' but in reality this means they just tolerate dogs. You want some where that your dog will be treated like a member of the family. That's where the Your Dog Holidays website is ideal — you can search for the property that fits all your requirements.</p><p>3. Be prepared if you're going abroad <br />The world is opening up to our pets. If you're thinking about heading
1. Choose a destination you will both love.
When you go on holiday don't just take your dog along with you; consider him when planning your getaway. What would he enjoy and what areas are particularly dog friendly. Whether it is beaches, woodland, walks in the hills, or a relaxing city break pick somewhere you will both have a great time.
2. Find somewhere that is truly dog-friendly to stay
Some accommodation will say 'dog friendly' but in reality this means they just tolerate dogs. You want some where that your dog will be treated like a member of the family. That's where the Your Dog Holidays website is ideal — you can search for the property that fits all your requirements.
3. Be prepared if you're going abroad
The world is opening up to our pets. If you're thinking about heading further afield with your canine companion he will need to have a pet passport. Read our guide to taking your dog abroad.
4. Pack his doggy suitcase.
Dogs are not light travellers. Remember to pack all his vital gear including bed, food, bowls, and leads. For a full checklist of all items that could come in useful check out our guide to packing a doggy suitcase.
5. Plan your journey
When you set off make sure your dog is comfortable and safe in the car. Make sure you take regularly breaks so he has chance to go to toilet, he has regular drinks, and that his lead is easily accessible for when you stop. You should also consider what would happen if your car broke down. Read our guide to car breakdown safety tips.