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Pet Travel Book Club

Reviews of books about traveling with pets.

How are animals different?

What’s the Difference Between Pets, Wild Animals, and Livestock?

January 21, 2014 //  by Pamela

If you’re looking for a brilliant explanation of why humans put other animals into categories, you won’t find it here. Sorry. My opinion is that people find it convenient to treat animals differently based on what we want from them. Do we want animals to keep us company? Work for us? Hold up a romantic …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club, Traveling Dog

Sailing with dogs collage.

Sailing with a Dog? Pet Travel Tuesday

October 15, 2013 //  by Pamela

I love reading an armchair adventure. And A Sea Dog’s Tale: The True Story of a Small Dog on a Big Ocean (affiliate link – see my full review at A Traveler’s Library) is a good armchair adventure. With puppies! But true-life adventure stories always make me think. Could I do the same thing? What …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Doctor dog

The Healing Power of Animals – Pet Travel Tuesday

September 10, 2013 //  by Pamela

Animals, and dogs in particular, carry a heavy burden. Those of us who love them, ascribe all kinds of virtues to them—understanding, compassion, and unconditional love. Maybe dogs have every wonderful trait we praise them for. But I suspect dogs are too complex to be everything we need them to be. Sometimes they’re patient and …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Akitas are ancient dogs from Japan.

Do Dog Breeds Matter?

August 13, 2013 //  by Pamela

In 1945, Japan had only 16 Akitas. Eaten by starving Japanese families, their pelts lining the coats of Japanese military officers, the beloved, ancient breed became more important dead than alive.     Akitas were lucky. Morie Sawataishi, a Mitsubishi engineer from northern Japan, took an interest in the dogs and began breeding, raising, and …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Afghanistan and Dogs

July 16, 2013 //  by Pamela

Afghanistan has been in the news my entire life. And despite that, I know very little about it. I know even less about its dogs. So when Pet Travel Tuesday coincided with the month of Ramadan, I decided to review a book about a man who walked across Afghanistan with a dog. What could be …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Julia Child said, if you're afraid of butter, use cream.

Julia Child Loved Cats

June 11, 2013 //  by Pamela

Julia Child is a public television deity in a holy trinity that includes Mr. Rogers and Big Bird. Imagine how popular she’d be if everyone know how much she loved cats. We Love Julia Julie Child was an unlikely television star. At six feet, two inches tall (188 centimeters), she was a striking, if not …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

A Cook Island view.

What a Naked Man on an Island Can Teach Us About Dogs

May 14, 2013 //  by Pamela

Life wouldn’t be much fun without fantasies. But what does it take to make a fantasy come true? Ask the naked man on the beach. An Island Dream Tom Neale wanted to live alone on a South Seas island. Well, not entirely alone. He did take two cats with him for company. He wrote about …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Shepherds of Coyote Rocks by Cat Urbigkit book cover.

Working Dogs – On the Wyoming Range or in the Suburban Yard

April 9, 2013 //  by Pamela

People are happier when they have a job. Dogs are happier when they have a job. And a person and a dog working together? Pure bliss. Guarding Sheep in Wyoming Cat Urbigkit is a writer and photographer. She also keeps a flock of sheep in the Green River basin area south of Yellowstone National Park. …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

This way to the Jamaica Dog Sled Team.

Go Big or Go Home – Jamaican Street Dogs Show the Way

March 12, 2013 //  by Pamela

You could adopt one dog, give it a home after an early life on the streets. Or you could adopt twenty and form a dog sled team. At least that’s what Danny Melville did. Oh, and did I mention he did it in Jamaica? Crazy Ideas Danny Melville ran an adventure travel business providing entertainment …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

Dog posing at Paris Cafe

Living with Dogs – Taste the Bitter and the Sweet

February 12, 2013 //  by Pamela

Some of the best moments of my life have involved dogs. And so have some of the worst. But who wants to live in a world with just ice cream and no pickles? The Man in Love With His Dog Michael Konik is a writer and performer who knows how to get attention. His website is …

Category: Pet Travel Book Club

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