Petcentric, "The Ultimate Destination for Pet Lovers" is basically a website like "People" or "InStyle" but for those whose lives revolve around their pets.
You are probably wondering why I have been
MIA for soo long. I recently returned from a 17 day trip to Israel. 10 days with Birthright and 7 days with my family! It was an unbelievable trip and it is amazing how "dog-friendly" Israel is compared to the States. After the 10 days with Birthright, my family stayed @ the Sheraton Tel Aviv, which interestingly is also dog-friendly (but size does matter). However, walking around Tel Aviv, dogs would be off-leash and follow their owners around. I was surprised at how well trained they were and that none of them ran out into traffic (thank goodness).
Even some of the restaurants were dog-friendly, both indoor and out -- mostly outdoors, but still I loved it! Walking along Ben Yehuda in Tel Aviv, many of the restaurants have signs that say "Pet-Friendly" or "Dogs Welcome." They are considered to be
Petcentric Restaurants. This had me curious, so when I returned to the States, I checked it out online.
The Purina Petcentric website has a search engine for "places and events" that are "pet-friendly." In Israel they have a lot, here in North Brunswick, NJ not so many, but in downtown Philly, Conshohocken, and Valley Forge their are quite a few!!!
Check out the
website and see for yourself. They even give you lists of lodging locations that allow dogs, BEACHES, and of course, restaurants.
Ever since I got back from Israel I've been in "full-bridal mode" whatever that means. Scott is in "full-house mode." We bought a house and we just moved in!super exciting! Anyways, I have really kicked it into high gear. After visiting The Bark Avenue Boutique and seeing the metal topiary in the shape of a dog, I knew that I needed to add it to my list of things to purchase for the wedding. *Not sure what breed I want since I haven't been able to find a Shih Tzu* 
