Travel Tips & Recommendations
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Can an HOA Ban a Dog in Las Vegas?
If you’re moving into a neighborhood governed by a homeowners association (HOA) in Las Vegas, one important thing to keep in mind is that your HOA can restrict or even ban certain dogs — depending on the rules outlined in their bylaws. While Nevada doesn’t have a blanket state law that limits pet ownership in HOAs, these associations have broad…
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What’s a “Pet Resume” — and Do You Need One for Las Vegas Rentals?
If you’re a dog owner looking for a rental in Las Vegas, you’ve probably already run into some hurdles — pet fees, breed restrictions, and landlords who seem hesitant the moment you mention a four-legged roommate. That’s where something called a pet resume can come in handy. It’s not a legal requirement, and it won’t magically open every door, but…
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Do Any Las Vegas Churches Allow Pets for Blessing Services?
If you’re a pet owner in Las Vegas and the idea of having your dog (or cat, or bird, or bearded dragon) receive a special blessing warms your heart, you’re not alone. Every year, a handful of churches across the valley host public pet blessing services — usually timed around October 4, which marks the Feast of St. Francis of…
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What’s a Puppuccino and Where Can You Get One in Las Vegas?
If you’re out grabbing coffee in Las Vegas and have your dog in tow, there’s one easy way to make the outing even more fun for your pup: ask for a puppuccino. Despite the name, it’s not a complicated drink — just a small serving of whipped cream, usually in an espresso cup or sample container, served up as a…
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Is Tethering a Dog Legal in Las Vegas?
If you’re a dog owner in Las Vegas — or even just visiting — you might wonder about the legality of tethering your dog outside, whether it’s in your yard, next to an RV, or while stopping by a café. The short answer is yes, tethering is legal in Las Vegas, but there are clear restrictions designed to protect animals…
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Is Valley Fever a Risk for Dogs in Las Vegas?
If you’re a dog owner in Las Vegas, you’ve likely heard of Valley Fever — maybe from your vet, a neighbor, or even a scary headline online. Officially known as coccidioidomycosis, Valley Fever is a fungal infection caused by the Coccidioides organism, which lives in dry desert soil. And while it’s often associated with Arizona, Las Vegas does sit squarely…
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What Should You Do If You See a Dog in a Hot Car in Las Vegas?
If you’re out and about in Las Vegas and notice a dog left alone in a parked car — especially on a warm or sunny day — it’s not just cause for concern. It could be a life-or-death situation. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, the temperature inside a car can rise more than 20 degrees in just 10…
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Are There Pet Relief Areas at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)?
If you’re flying into or out of Las Vegas with a dog, one of the most important things to plan ahead for is where your pup can go to the bathroom — especially before or after a long flight. Fortunately, Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) has made some thoughtful accommodations for travelers with pets. With a mix of indoor and…
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Can You Tie Your Dog Outside a Store While You Shop in Las Vegas?
If you’re out running errands with your dog in Las Vegas and thinking about leaving them tied up outside while you pop into a store, you might be wondering whether that’s even allowed. Legally, yes — it’s permitted in most parts of the city as long as your dog isn’t blocking a sidewalk or left in a clearly dangerous situation.…
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Can You Take Your Dog to the Hoover Dam?
If you’re planning a day trip to Hoover Dam and thinking about bringing your dog along, it’s important to know where the lines are drawn. While dogs are allowed in some areas around the dam, they’re definitely not welcome everywhere — and there are clear restrictions once you pass into the main security zone. Like many national landmarks with heavy…
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