If you’ve been reading my blog, you probably know that we love dogs. Not surprisingly, we seem to bump into a few pretty much wherever we go (probably also because we go looking for them). Some have been friendlier than others, but almost all have found their way into our camera. So here, just for fun, are a whole lot of cute doggies we’ve met on our travels.
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Bali, Indonesia
We were thrilled to see doggies everywhere we went in Bali, and mostly well taken care of, too.
Nusa Ceningan
Our favourite part of our Bali trip was on Nusa Ceningan, not least because of all the friendly doggos.
Read more about our time on Ceningan.
Ubud
Our time in Ubud wasn’t as nice as we’d hoped, but the cute doggies at our homestay were one of the things that made it bearable.
Read more about out experiences in Ubud.
Bhutan
The tiny mountain country of Bhutan is filled with fluffy canines, all as quietly dignified as the people.
Read more about what to experience in Bhutan.
Belgium
Before starting our road trip through Germany, we hopped over to Belgium to pay our family there a visit.
Read more about our time in Belgium
Brussels
We started out by spending some time with my aunt in Brussels, and tried to get her doggie to like us. No luck.
Nieuwpoort
While we were in Belgium, we did a quick day trip to the beach at Nieuwpoort with my aunt’s friends. And their two pooches.
Coonoor, Tamil Nadu
A long weekend in the hills in Coonoor was made even more special by because of a few sweet fur balls.
Read more about our visit to Coonoor
Coorg, Karnataka
We had an interesting time in the jungles and plantations of Coorg, and loved the company of the doggies at our homestays in both Madikeri and in Mangalore on the way back.
Read more about what to know before visiting Coorg
Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh
Besides the incredible mountain views in Dharamshala, we also thoroughly enjoyed the furry company.
Take a look at the photo diary of our time in Dharamshala
Gau-Algesheim, Germany
During our road trip through Germany, we drove down the Rhine river to Gau-Algesheim to visit a friend, and take long walks through the hills with her curly-haired cutie.
Read more about our drive down the Rhine
Goa
Besides great beaches, Goa is also full of friendly, well cared-for doggies. Which is one of the reasons we’ve been there so often.
Read about our road trip to Goa or about why you should stay in Agonda on your next Goa trip
Hampi, Karnataka
We’ve been to the ruins of Hampi quite often, but only encountered one friendly doggie while wading through rice fields on the other side of the river.
Take a look at some of the interesting sights Hampi has to offer
Havelock Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands
When we visited the Andamans, we found little puppers wherever we went on Havelock Island.
Read more about our quick trip to the Andamans
Kalimpong, West Bengal
We didn’t meet any doggies near the mountains in Kalimpong, but that changed when we stopped for tea on the way back from drive into the valley.
Check out some interesting things to do that we discovered in Kalimpong
Kampala, Uganda
We spent two weeks with relatives in Kampala before going off on safari, and were entertained each minute by their funny black furball.
Read all about our safari experience in Kenya
Kolkata, West Bengal
During our motorbike ride to Kolkata, we bumped into quite a few canine cuties.
Read more about our 2,000 km ride up India’s east coast
Kutch, Gujarat
We were happy to see that the dry landscape of Kutch was relieved by brightly coloured locals. And some cute furry fellows.
Take a look at some of the colours of Kutch that we saw
Ladakh
One of the amazing things we found out about Ladakh (besides that the Himalayan landscape was spectacular) was that lots of the doggies look like furry little bear cubs!
Read more about the things we discovered in Ladakh
Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh
On our day trip to Lepakshi, we found lots of little four-legged chaps strolling around the temple complex.
Take a look at some pictures of our visit to Lepakshi
Lonar, Maharashtra
We did a motorbike ride to the Lonar crater lake a few years ago, and encountered this cute chappie on the way.
Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu
While exploring the rock-cut cave temples of Mahabalipuram, we encountered this sweet doggie mama.
Nepal
One of the things we loved about Nepal was that, not only were there doggies everywhere, they were friendly and well-fed too.
Kathmandu
The quaint bylanes and historic squares of Kathmandu were a haven for furry, sleepy and roly-poly doggies, we discovered.
Pokhara
Spending time at the lake in Pokhara and hiking through the surrounds was great fun, especially because of the friendly furries we bumped into.
Pondicherry
Our visit to Pondicherry was a mixed bag, but one of the things we definitely enjoyed was the company of some furry cuties.
Seychelles
We didn’t encounter too many doggies in the Seychelles, but this pair was quite a lot of fun to watch.
Read more about our visit to these coral islands
Sydney, Australia
There was never a dull moment during our three weeks in Sydney, and these two sweeties added to the entertainment.
Read more about great things to do we discovered in Sydney
Udaipur, Rajasthan
Udaipur isn’t just ‘the most romantic city in India’; it’s also got a few sweet doggies hanging around.
Read more about why you should visit Rajasthan
Every vacation is special for us, with lots of new things to discover and lots of new experiences to have. But add a few furry babies into the mix, and that’s when we believe a vacation is truly complete. Which is why we try and make sure we keep pictures of all the cute doggies we’ve met on our travels.
Also read: Nine basics that everyone should know about dog body language
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