Ty The Dog Guy On The Daily

Today I want to talk about booking travel and how that relates to your dog. I’ve been booking some travel lately and have some other travel coming up. A month or two ago I went to New York for work to get a dog, and I’ve been booking Thanksgiving travel to go back home, I have a trip to San Diego coming up for a work conference, I’m going to Hawaii to work with a service dog. So I’m booking a lot of travel! When I was on my way to New York, I found two flights. One was about $50 more, but it was nonstop—and that’s a big deal when you’re going from Salt Lake City to New York. A layover can mean several hours difference. That’s probably worth $50, right? Coming back I was going to have a service dog with me, so I figured that the extra leg room might be worth the extra money. As I’ve booked all this travel I’ve realized something: you go into a purchase thinking that you’re going to spend a certain amount of money, and then a little shift occurs, and suddenly you’re spending a little more. We’re going out to