Take the train.
A city break or a visit to friends. Tickets, space on board and connections are all part of planning a rail journey with a dog.
Travelling with a dogGo anywhere.
Train, plane or car
Go anywhere.
Stay together.
A weekend away, a visit to friends, a longer trip. It’s good to bring your dog along when you can.
We give them care and companionship; they can bring a sense of calm and balance to our lives. There’s something in it for both of us.
A little planning helps make room for more of those shared moments.
A personal project by Philippe, with Bailey along for the ride.
Life is short, and a dog’s life is shorter still. We can’t make it last forever, but we can make room for more of the good bits: a walk, a weekend away, a change of scenery. Nothing extraordinary. Just time well spent, together.
The practical sideTrain, plane
Train, plane
or open road.
Different journeys, different things to think about. This project starts with a simple question: how can bringing your dog fit into your plans?
Look further afield.
For longer distances, flying raises its own questions: airline policies, travel arrangements and whether the journey makes sense for your dog.
Hit the road.
A short escape or a longer road trip. Think about a comfortable setup, stops along the way and a pace that leaves room to enjoy the journey.
Behind Stay with BaileyI’m Philippe.
I’m Philippe.
This is Bailey.
Bailey is my golden retriever. He enjoys long walks, meeting other dogs and a nap in the sun.
I like being able to include him in my plans when it works — whether that’s a day out, seeing friends or going away. It’s a pleasure to share those moments, and travelling with a dog takes a bit of thought.
That’s the starting point for Stay with Bailey: exploring the practical side of taking a dog along, with room for the people, places and experiences that make a trip worth taking.
Philippe