Puppy Travel Diary: Tours·Château de Chenonceau

❣️ I first learned about Château de Chenonceau because of planting roses: The Lady of Chenonceau Castle. It's a very beautiful type of rose. Tours is located in the Loire Valley, with beautiful scenery and many famous castles. This time, I chose to visit the Château de Chenonceau, which is built across the river. 😍 The castle itself is dignified and exquisite, with a separate maze garden, a four-season garden, woods, and a plantation. The best part is that it's pet-friendly! "Love animals" is written on the official website. No additional reporting is required to bring pets. 👍 The castle has cat headshots, water drinking areas, and puppy poop trash cans, all revealing a pet-friendly atmosphere. Dogs need to be on a leash, and puppies and kittens need to be held in arms to enter and visit. Fortunately, Ruby weighs only a little over ten kilograms, which didn't cause too much trouble for mom. 😍 In the garden, Ruby met a Malinois puppy, and they had a big argument, taking the puppy through the garden maze. The bushes are not tall, and people can see the path. 😂 The puppy can't see, which really panicked Ruby. The castle grounds have a donkey garden, and the plantation also grows seasonal vegetables. ❣️ The castle is about a half-hour drive from Tours and can be visited together. The city center has two huge pedestrian streets, with sidewalks wider than those in London. Trams ding-ding-dang-dang, and the city is clean and tidy. 🌹 The puppy had a great time in Tours and Château de Chenonceau. At that time, we marveled: France is really more pet-friendly than the UK! Of course, after arriving in Spain, we felt that France was still a bit restrained. 👍 #PetTravel #BorderCollie #Cat #MyCutePets #Europe#Travel#France#TravelingWithDogs