Make sure your pup has their favorite toys Deciding to take a vacation can be a daunting undertaking for pet owners. Unless you have family who are ready, willing, and able to pitch in, and take care of your dog until you get back home, the decision can be unnerving. Resolving to board your dog is something that many owners are not willing to do. Some owners prefer to leave their dog home and hire a pet-sitter instead. If you decide that boarding is a good option for you and your dog, once you find the perfect, loving and responsible people who will care for your dog while you’re away, the next thing to do is pack up things to make them feel comforted while you're away. Supplying their necessities as well as comfort items will make the transition as smooth as possible. We asked DogVacay for some tips on what to pack in your pup’s bag to prepare for their boarding experience: 1. Your dog’s usual food: Some dogs get an upset stomach if you change their chow, so be sure to pack plent