Dog Friendly Route 66: Oklahoma to Texas
It shouldn't take me three months to write a blog post about dog friendly Route 66 travel, but sometimes I just can't get started, or motivated, or in a storytelling mood. That's ok though, because summer is too hot for you to be road tripping with your dog through...
Patios, Parks, And Trails You Should Hit With Your Dog in Northwest Arkansas
Spring has finally sprung in Northwest Arkansas. The sunny days are coming more frequently and the temperatures are slowly creeping toward tolerable. On those sporadic 60 degree days that tease you happily into the outdoors, there is no shortage of things for you and...
Mark Your Spot On Florida’s Dog Friendly Emerald Coast
I first began going to Destin on family vacations as a kid. Back then, there wasn't much to it and we certainly never took the dog. It was also pretty much just a beach trip with idle days in the sun and nights spent stalking sand crabs. My only other memory is The...
Tips For Road Trips With Your Dog
10 days and counting until Henri and I are beach-bound. I'll soon have my toes in the sand and be happily brushing it from Henri's paws with my handy-dandy dust pan broom. It's a great tool for brushing sand and dirt from feet and paws after an excursion. You should...
Support Small Business Saturday At These Dog Friendly Southern Shops
When I'm traveling with Henri, I love nothing more than stumbling upon a local dog-friendly shop that welcomes us with Southern hospitality and tempts us with unique finds. Souvenirs you can wear, display, or consume are a constant reminder of memories made and...
5 Waterfall Hikes To Do With Your Dog In Northwest Arkansas
I can't believe it's almost the middle of June and I'm writing about waterfalls! In years past, I was already telling you How to Be a Boat Dog or offering Tips For Enjoying The Beach With Your Dog. I guess everything is a little slower these days, including summer....
Our Whirlwind Weekend in Dog Friendly Hill Country
With Thursday through Sunday off work, we had planned to do another piece of Route 66. On Tuesday, a text from a friend in Dallas changed all that. "I had my first bluebonnet sighting along the interstate near work!" On it! How To Take Pictures of Your Dog in the...
About Denise
Denise Holmes is a professional pet trainer, known for her spunky personality and training concept Love. Trust. Teach. Outgoing and full of Southern charm, Denise has an innate ability to find the fun, and fun people, in most any situation.