
Paws on Trains
When I finally decided to go to Zermatt, I contacted Beatrice at Paws on Trains to help plan our trip. I flew with George from London to Geneva

When I finally decided to go to Zermatt, I contacted Beatrice at Paws on Trains to help plan our trip. I flew with George from London to Geneva

Zermatt: A Long-Awaited Journey Beneath the Matterhorn Some places live in your imagination long before you ever set foot in them. For me, Zermatt was one of

What began as a thought to visit Monty’s Dog Beach in Crikvenica quickly became an epic pilgrimage of love once we decided to travel with

If you’ve ever wondered why we embarked on this stretched-out journey, here’s why. In July 2024, I learned about Memory Lane at Monty’s Dog Beach in Crikvenica,

After the longer stretches of travel that had marked our journey so far, the two-and-a-half-hour ride from Bratislava to Budapest felt blissfully short. The train

It was an early morning start on December 20th as we met Ju-li and Mr. Darcy at St Pancras Station, ready to embark on an

As we continued on our discover Scotland journey with Margaret’s Kitchen Chat, we had to show her two of Scotland’s well-known destinations at a Loch

“Come back soon.” That’s what they said to us the last time we were in Scotland. That was early January 2023. Has it been that

Day 1. It was an early morning start. At Heathrow, there was a tentative moment at Air Portugal check-in desk. They questioned my carrier bag

All hoomans and doggies were so excited to be going to St. Andrews! The thought of running on the vast sands and playing with each

What a blast of a trip it was for six humans and seven dogs! The Caledonian Sleeper was the start of all the fun. We

Besides packing for herself, Mum has a checklist for my travel requirements. The Animal Health Certificate or EU passport if you have one with all

Last week, we had an unforgettable train journey through the British countryside. It was a bit of luxury, a bit of glamour and a dash

You know how we’ve said there’s something about Slovenia – there seems to be a happy energy about it.

We are in Zagreb – 24 hours since we started our journey.


05.30 – Alarm goes off. Mummy reluctantly emerged from under the duvet.

A very early morning rise just so we don’t lose much of the day travelling all the way to Cornwall.

Good bye Muffin! Goodbye Carolina! Goodbye, Marianne! Goodbye, Lars!

Mummy, Parcel Post might be the fastest way for us to travel. This way you don’t have to spend a whole day in front of the computer and

People always ask us when we travel on trains, ferries, long car journeys or even on planes – where do my dogs pee? Where do

Yes, when you’re a pet dog on an Irish train. We have heard how the Irish trains in NI are really undecided what they agree.

We’ve been on the ICE trains almost ALL of yesterday – from Amsterdam to Duisburg and from there to Berlin. And looks like George was

We woke up early to get going – hoping for some positive news on the travel front. After our walk, we had breakfast in The Toren

More than six and half hours later, we were ready to get off the ferry! While the journey on something like a ferryu boat can

We arrived back in Paris from Stockholm early yesterday – well, we would if we had to wake up at 4am to get going! It

This leg of the journey is now almost routine. Early morning taxi awaits at 06.00.

Mummy and I were planning our next beach trip and really liked the look of the beaches in Northern Ireland – besides the fact that

Yup! That’s what Mummy believes. So that’s why these days she doesn’t fly as much – as she finds ways to take me with her.

And we’re off again! Into a taxi we go – which station this time? Ahhh, it’s Paddington Station. We’re about half an hour early, so
My father’s a miniature poodle called Ginger and my mother an English Cocker Spaniel called Beth. That’s what makes me a cockapoo.
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