Dog Friendly

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Welcome to Dog Friendly, the app that connects you to the most up-to-date 411 about the dog-friendliest establishments whether you’re in town or on the go, powered by iLoveDogFriendly.com and its parent, iLoveDogs.com.

Right at your fingertips is a comprehensive guide to dog-friendly hotels, restaurants, parks, beaches and more across the U.S. and Canada. You’ll also find a wealth of pawesome Travel Tips to help when you’re out and about with your dog. Which airlines will let you fly with Fido? Where are big dogs welcomed? Now that you’ve found us, you never have to worry about finding a pooch-friendly place.

Dog Friendly integrates with a map application and has easy-share features, so you can quickly find and broadcast these wet nose-welcoming locations to your friends on Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter.

Don’t see Fifi’s favorite dog beach or pampering, wag-welcoming hotel? Simply use the Add Location feature to tell us about your favorite spots—other dog lovers will thank you!

Use the Dog Friendly app to plan the perfect day with your pooch, or the most pawesome vacation in North America!

Bone voyage!

App Features:

-More than 18,000 dog-friendly establishments across the US and Canada

-Search by zip/postal code, city, state, or use current location

-List and map views let you find dog-friendly establishments near you

-Share dog-friendly locations on Facebook and Twitter; check in on Foursquare

-Suggest other dog-friendly locations

-View detailed info on featured listings from within the app

-Helpful, frequently updated Travel Tips

“I was so tired from driving on a road trip with my German Shepherd. Dog Friendly helped me find a dog-friendly motel in the middle of nowhere, in the middle of the night.”

-Justin Schwartz, Columbus, Ohio

“I drove around in circles trying to find a dog park I saw on the web. I checked Dog Friendly, and it gave me directions right up to the gate.”

-Sue Nguyen, Syracuse, NY