America fascinates and captivates with its wide highways, majestic landscapes, and bustling cities that never seem to sleep. It is a land of contrasts, contradictions, and technology, but also of harmony, unity, and nature.

And yes, Americans like dogs. But sometimes in a way that Europeans might find strange. Although the U.S. is generally dog-friendly, there are a few restrictions you should be aware of before booking your flight.

Today we’re talking about emigrating to Portugal with your dog, as the Mediterranean country is an absolute favorite with many dog owners. Here you will find tips, entry requirements and checklists for a relaxed move.

Arriving with a dog – give your four-legged friend time! Whether you’re moving away or on vacation, our dogs need at least as much time to get used to a new place as we do. Moving into the room, laying out the blanket, putting down the bowl, going out for a short walk – that’s often not enough.

For many dog owners, traveling with larger four-legged friends used to be a challenge, as they usually had to be transported in the cargo hold. But now there is good news from Italy!

The Dominican Republic can be a great destination for people and animals – provided you are well prepared.

Sheffield’s Wuddele has now taken over the research. This time we went to Panamá, where we found many dog-friendly addresses.

It goes without saying that we are part of the family when we travel. But when it comes to air travel, many people are faced with the question: Which airline allows dogs in the aircraft cabin?

So today we’re talking about the best time to travel to Spain. Especially in the south of the country, temperatures can climb above 40 degrees. Therefore, my HolaWuff advice: The best times to vacation with a dog in Spain are: Fall, winter and spring.

The town council of Calpe has launched a new campaign – “Calpe Pet Friendly”. The aim is to make Calpe a dog-friendly destination for animal lovers.

If you are traveling with a dog or emigrating with a dog, there are a few things to bear in mind. Small checklist for traveling with a dog or emigrating with a dog.