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Trade With Neighbors Instead of Boarding Your Dog

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Date: 02/12/2007 Topics: Pets > Travel | Travel  
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My husband and I like to get away for a week-end road trip on occasion. It has become pretty pricey to leave our dog at the doggie motel (vets boarding), so we worked out a trade with our neighbors. When we go away, they take care of our dog and when they go away we do the same for them and take care of their dog. It saves us time and money, plus our dog is much happier staying with people she knows and still being able to go for walks in her own neighborhood. We don't worry about her when we are gone.

By Bobbie G from Rockwall, TX
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By jojo (Guest Post)
We do the same thing, having such wonderful neighbours. Plus we know our dogs are being well looked after and are happy in a familiar environment. We return the favour when necessary.

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