Noah Hais’ Road Trip Essentials For Dogs

“You’re gonna have your hands full when traveling with pups — this is a must-have! You’ll save space, time, and will be able to keep your pup well-fueled on your adventures. It also helps a ton if you’re staying in a hotel or Airbnb so you don’t have to bring in all of the food.”

“This is a no-brainer for me. Having multiple dogs, I need to be able to keep my hands free for multiple reasons. It also gives me peace of mind that my dogs won’t run off. I prefer this type over the bungees — my dogs pull more on the bungee!”

“If you wear a seat belt, why would you not have your dog wear one?”

“Buying one of these was one of the best things I ever did for my dogs. They’re so much more comfortable in the car now, and I feel safer with them better secured and comfortable.”

“Besides being extremely cute and stylish, they’re protective if your dog is in the sun or sticking their face out the car window (while being strapped in of course). They also help if you’re visiting sandy places.”

“You can get hot hiking. These fans are great for you and your pups — I’ll pull over to a shady spot or sit in a park and put these under my chair or table so the pups can get shade and some air.”

“Why do all the work yourself, right? Working dogs (and strong dogs) will love this. Moose is my powerhorse pup, and he gets excited to help his dad out. Keep the bag light with things like treats, doggie bags, a portable charger, etc.”

“These have saved the interior of my car so many times.”

“And this has saved my nose so many times.”

“This water bottle is great for quick hikes or exploring a town.”

“My pups aren’t fans of boots, so this balm is a great alternative to help protect their paws.”