If there's one thing Luie Boone knows about North Dakota, it's that his hooman dad, Randy, was born in Bismark—which is the capital city of Burleigh County! That’s farm country, folks. Randy grew up riding tractors and chasing chickens... probably. But Luie’s got his paws pointed elsewhere for this next adventure. This time, the hoomans are heading to Ramsey and Benson Counties. And Luie’s tail is wagging with excitement!

Luie Boone doesn't get it! How do raccoons get their own lake? That sounds totally unfair, especially because Luie Boone doesn't have his own lake. He supposes that he'll have to take a trip to Raccoon Lake, Indiana, to do some sniffing investigations. Raccoon Lake is officially known as Cecil M. Harden Lake. Take that raccoons. This lake is a peaceful retreat tucked into the scenic countryside of West-Central Indiana. It spans over 2,000 acres across the Parke and Putnam

Ruidoso, New Mexico? More Like Ruff-doso. Luie Boone wants you to know that this spot is just as awesome as it sounds. Ruidoso isn't just a scenic mountain retreat; it's a top-notch dog-friendly destination where you and your pup can unwind and adventure together. This quaint town is nestled high in the Sierra Blanca mountains, known for its pine-scented air, friendly locals, and plenty of pup-welcoming accommodations.

Luie Boone can’t stop daydreaming about peaceful hikes and lakeside naps. He’s found the perfect getaway to enjoy both: Land Between the Lakes, Kentucky. Nestled between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, this 170,000-acre dog-friendly haven is a paradise for pups and their humans alike. Whether you’re hiking wooded trails, splashing in the water, camping under the stars, or cruising along scenic byways, it’s all better with your best friend by your side.