Obviously a large animal, Jack survived the outings in the family Saturn because he simply loves to ride in the car, and because the Gleasons took several short excursions no extended trips from their home in Virginia s Tidewater. The Gleasons ran into mixed reactions at attractions and lodging facilities along the tour routes presented in this guide.
Some attractions have special walking areas for pets, but few allow pets on indoor tours.
If you still insist on taking your pet along for the tours, know your pet is the advice of our expert, Dr. Cynthia M. Rhodes, a principal in the Gloucester Veterinary Hospital in Gloucester, Virginia. Dr. Rhodes is Jack s personal veterinarian. Gleason Mike, not Jack interviewed Dr. Cindy to get some professional tips for a traveler with a pet. Dr. Cindy Says . . . Taking your pet along on a road trip means you must use common sense, according to Dr. Cindy.