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Author Archives: Edie Jarolim
Goodbye to all that – for now
I’ve been a bit distracted, trying to finish up a big project — I finally sent it off this morning — which is why I accidentally pushed “publish” on the post titled “My Year of Bookselling: Five Things I Did Right” when it was in a very rough draft stage. My apologies to those who [...]
Posted in Dog Travel Tagged KVOA TV, Lazy Dog Ranch, Pet Travel, Sierra Vista Going to the Dogs 2 Comments
Friday Focus: It’s pet transport, not travel
As a result of the helpful comments I received for the questions I posed on Sunday about pets too large to fly in airline cabins I learned the following: No one flies their pet via air cargo or in a baggage hold for a vacation. The need to transport a pet for a move is [...]
Posted in Pet travel Tagged airline pet policy, Continental airlines pet policy, PetRelocation.com 9 Comments
Denver dreaming: Take me to your BlogPaws pets
Getting ready for the BlogPaws West conference involves finishing up a bunch of assignments that are not — shockingly enough — dog related. And I’m not going to be taking Frankie along to Denver because he’s not exactly a road warrior and the idea of dealing with needles and insulin and a carrier… well, I [...]
Training Tuesday: A BAT Landmark
Frankie and I haven’t done much Behavior Adjustment Training (BAT) with Crystal Saling and her wonder dog decoy, Winnie, lately because it’s either been raining — which means scary thunder and lightning — or too hot to spend much time outside. But we managed a get together this past Sunday and saw quite a bit [...]
Friday Focus: Pet Air Travel, Steerage Edition
A few weeks ago, I discussed pets traveling in airline cabins, exploring in particular the effect of pet allergies on other passengers. This week, as I was booking my seat assignment for BlogPaws West, I started wondering about pets that travel as baggage. Frontier Airlines, my carrier to Denver, writes of its pet policy: Your [...]
Versatile & Lovely Blogger Awards, Pet Edition
Confession: In the past year and a half, I received a Versatile Blogger award from Jana Rade of DawgBusiness and one from Sharon Castellanos of Grouchy Puppy, as well as a Lovely Blog award from Vera Marie Badertscher of A Traveler’s Library. And I haven’t passed them along. That is VBBK (Very Bad Blog Karma). [...]
Fire Hydrants: An Ode
I occasionally miss things about New York that I never would have anticipated, including weird urban sights like smoke rising from manhole covers in the middle of the street. Frankie would hate the city, I suspect — too many people, too much noise — and he’s not a competitive urinater. He either squats or lifts [...]
Why Girls Who Own Dogs Make Better Wives: Marriage Advice From an Unmarried Dog Trainer
Today I’m turning my blog over to Dino Dogan, the titular Unmarried Dog Trainer. I first met Dino on Twitter a few months ago, when he started retweeting my tweets so often that I couldn’t fail to pay attention to him. He then wrote a post on seven bloggers he admired, and included yours truly, [...]
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Friday Focus: Of Pet Allergies and Airplanes
After posing the question on Sunday, How do pet allergies work? — geared towards determining how they affect travel — and checking into airplane policies, I thought I was going to have some definitive data to present. Instead, I was left with more questions and: – Awe at the commitment that several people with allergies [...]
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