I feel lonely when traveling alone. I want to buy a pet dog and travel around the world with me. What kind of dog is suitable for long-distance travel?

Saint Bernards, Blackbacks, Pointers, Great Danes, Giant Schnauzers and other large dogs. These dogs are used for snow rescue or military dogs. They can carry heavy loads and even drag luggage. They are more gentle and loyal, and are more suitable for travel.

Pay attention to the following points when traveling with pets:

1. Self-driving travel: This is the most suitable way for dogs to travel. First, get familiar with the route and know if your dog gets motion sick. Remember to put the dog in the back seat and keep the dog quiet; do not put the dog in the passenger seat to distract the owner and cause unnecessary trouble. If you're traveling on the highway, you can drive into rest areas during your trip. After all, dogs will be very tired after a long trip. They had to stop every few hours to let the dogs pee. You should never leave your dog alone in a closed car at any time!

On days when you drive for a long time, be careful to slightly reduce the amount of food you eat in the morning. Prevent motion sickness or gastrointestinal discomfort caused by excessive fatigue. In the process of adapting to the car, the dog will inevitably vomit in the car, which requires close observation by the car owner. Dogs often drool unnaturally before vomiting. This is a sign of vomiting.

2. Flights: Determine the departure time and flight more than 3 days in advance. Some airlines require arriving at the airport 2-3 days in advance to check in with their favorite passengers. To avoid procedural errors, the sooner your flight is confirmed, the better.

Call the airline to see if there is an aerobic cabin on the flight and if pets can be transported. Dogs are not allowed as there is no risk of suffocation in the aerobic cabin. After confirming the flight, call the airport to inquire about the special requirements for pet boarding, what procedures to go through, and what documents to issue. This is a very important step. If the owner ignores these issues, the airport may deny the dog boarding at the last minute.