Author: Juliette Spirson

Vacationing with your dog is a ton of fun. Not only does the entire family get to go, but you can also avoid the cost and stress of boarding your pup or leaving them with friends. Road trip around the world with your canine companion and they’ll never forget the wide world of smells they experienced.

Recently I had to find a new place to live — fun, right? Well, not really. Living in San Francisco is hard enough — a recent study pegged the city as the most expensive in the country, and many young people start their lives here living in someone else’s closet.

From evaluating the situation to scooping poop, here are “10 Tips and Tricks for Canine Camping.”