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Written by By SHIRLEY SMITH/asap
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Tuesday, 19 September 2006 |
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For a growing number of Americans, a vacation means heading out with family members -- even the furry, four-legged ones.
The AAA says about one-seventh of the traveling public now bring their pets along. In a way this puts Fido and Fluffy in the driver's seat, as hotels and other travel hotspots realize that being "pet friendly" can be a lucrative way of tapping into that market.
Hear more in this asap podcast.
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Download the podcast: http://asap.ap.org/data/interactives/_lifestyles/podcasts/Pet_Travel2.mp3
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asap contributor Shirley Smith is a correspondent in the AP's Broacast News Center.
PHOTOS: * Shirley Smith's dog Tiger gets ready to travel. (AP Photo/Shirley Smith)
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 September 2006 )
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