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    How to take pets sailing

    Jul 16, 2020 4 minutes
    Erin Carey, from Australia, left the rat race to sail Roam, a Moody 47, with husband Dave and three sons around the world and writes about the adventures online and on social media.

    Whether it’s a spilt litter tray, pet passports or dogs overboard, sailing with furry friends can be a challenge, but since a pet is often an integral member of the family, leaving them at home is simply not an option for some. When we got a kitten, I spoke to past and present cruisers to find out the realities of living on the water with a pet, to ensure our upcoming voyage was memorable for all the right reasons.

    MOVEMENT AROUND THE BOAT

    Whether the pet

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