If you were impressed by the exciting life of Loki, the traveling dog that has traveled no less than much of the United States and Canada, today we tell you a similar story, that of a dog named Pipper. This little furry is a parson Russell terrier that was born three years ago in San Sebastián, although he lives between La Bella Easo (San Sebastián) and Madrid. Despite his young age, he can already boast of knowing like the pad of his paw all – or almost – the Spanish geography. We are very envious!
Seeing the excitement of Pipper each time they got into the car to start a new route, their owners made the decision to make the return to Spain together. The reason? Apart from knowing each place in the country well and making your puppy happy, promoting dog friendly tourism. In addition, this aims to ensure that there is not a single animal abandonment this summer (something that, unfortunately, often happens at this time), as some irresponsible owners end up getting rid of their pets because they are unable to take them with them on vacation.
The other side of the coin are those who do not want to detach from their pet even on vacation but, unfortunately, they find that there are quite a few places (too many, perhaps) that do not allow dogs. In fact, for Spain to be the second most visited country in the world, we are still far behind in that regard. Luckily, more and more people are welcoming those who want to move with their pets, something is changing!
To carry out his mission, Pablo Muñoz Gabilondo (owner of Pipper) has launched a blog called Pipper on Tour in which he reveals some corners of our geography where they do allow pets. In addition, he has launched an Instagram account of the same name in which the real protagonist is this friendly little dog who has already conquered more than 40,000 followers .
The story of this dog is so curious that it has even been in the news, and no wonder! What dog can say that it has been to Seville, Madrid, Ávila, Granada, Tenerife, Valencia, Soria, Bilbao and a long etcetera? Discover this dog’s journey through Spain in our image gallery.
