Travelling together with the dog

Bring multiple dogs on holiday?

Does your family not consists of one but two dogs and would you like to bring them both? Finding the right holiday address can be quite a challenge. However, given the personal services of our employees this is no problem at all. We like to think along with you.

Good to know

Do I have to pay extra for my dog? When you bring dog(s) on holiday, you have to pay €5, - extra per dog per night. Unfortunately, there are no facilities available for your dog at the accommodation. Things you should consider bringing are:

• Feeding and drinking bowl
• Basket or dog bench
• A dog leash
• Poop bags 

The journey

Before you arrive at your holiday destination, you first have to make the journey. Not all dogs like to travel by car, especially for longer distances. You like to travel comfortably and this also applies to the dog. Therefore, we have some tips: 

• Just like humans, dogs can get car sick. Ask the vet on how you can best deal with this. 
• Do not put your dog somewhere in a corner. Provide a safe place for the dog. 
• Make sure to make an extra stop to go out with the dog to take a nice walk. 
• Do not feed the dog just before departure, this is not recommended.
•  Because we also like to have a drink every once in a while, this also applies to the dog.  

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You can surely bring your loyal companion along with you to Belgium, France, Germany or any other European country. Just make sure that you have arranged the following things:

• An identification chip
• A European pet passport
• A valid rabies vaccination (the dog is only allowed to cross the border after 21 days
• Specific vaccinations may still be recommended for each holiday destination. Check out the website of the National Pet Information Centre for more information.