It’s obvious that the United States would be at the top of the list. Businesses are known to set out dog bowls with water, offer treats to walkers-by and simply love their fur babies. Dog parks and dog bars are popular in the U.S. Even bringing them home from another country is generally just some paperwork.

Japan loves its doggies! And yours too. Visit their multitude of pet stores with your fur baby. If you need to work, many of the co-working spaces allow people to bring their pets. Oh, and don’t forget to take them to Machida Grandberry, the dog-friendly Japanese Mall.

There are dog- friendly beaches, hiking trails and dog- friendly restaurants for the fur babies of Chile. Even dogs that don’t have a friend to live with are well taken care of. In Santiago, the strays frequent public dog houses and are well-fed by locals.

Germany is one of the dog-friendliest countries in the world. Virtually every business welcomes dogs and provides them with water and treats. Home to the largest animal sanctuary in Europe, you may want to bring one back home with you when visiting.

Canada has so many wild nature adventures for dogs and their travel companions. The country loves cats too, so feel free to bring either along on an epic road trip in the Rockies. Or, bring your fur baby to board one of the pet-friendly Canadian ferries.