florida

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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-27

Final complete day: 2026-09-27. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 6 of 3,871 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (8 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-09-25 23:31 UTCComment

   The moving company will move all your things, not you or your dog. You can take a dog in an Uber by selecting the Uber Pet option. There's also pet transport services: All American Pet Transport, is based in Florida, they offer dedicated, private, door-to-door ground pet transport. Your dog rides in a climate-controlled vehicle with direct supervision, scheduled rest breaks, and space for your crate, food, and supplies. The Pet Taxi (We Drive Pets): operating across South Florida, they provide long-distance and interstate private pet transport in sanitized, climate-controlled vans equipped with safety restraints and plenty of space. They can customize an exact point-to-point trip up to Orlando. PetGo USA: private, direct, door-to-door pet transportation across Florida with climate control and constant supervision so your dog travels alone without other animals.

2. 2026-09-25 17:55 UTCPost

   Dog transportation South Florida to Orlando - If anyone knows of any transportation services that works within Florida I’d greatly appreciate any references. I’m moving from South Florida to Orlando area but I do not have reliable transportation of my own to carry my dog with me. I need a reliable professional company to help me move, I don’t want to leave my girl behind or rehome her. I have a crate for transportation food treats etc. if possible a solo trip would be preferred

3. 2026-09-24 01:37 UTCComment

   I’ve not had ‘those’ issues of OP, rather, I have loose dogs come out of someone’s lawn and chase me and/or the dog I’m walking. After six such occurrences, even one where the police had to be involved, I now walk my dogs in a nearby cemetery. This is Florida, and the cemetery has a lake in the far distance and a sign warning of gators, but it’s the lesser of the two evils.

4. 2026-09-23 22:26 UTCComment

   Potty pads for a dog that size are a pain, especially with the smell baking in Florida heat. If the balcony gets direct sun, that fresh patch will cook fast and get nasty quick. Might be worth trying a dog walker just for a midday break, even 2-3 days a week. Sometimes that's enough to reset her schedule and reduce the hallway sprints. A neighbor with a dog could also work if you trade favors. We used washable pee pads for our older dog near the door and they held up better than the disposable ones. Less smell and you just toss them in the wash.

5. 2026-09-23 22:23 UTCPost

   Senior Dog Pee Pad/Patch Suggestions - Hi all! I have a 12.5yr old boxer mix. We live on the 5th floor of an apartment complex, we do have elevators and they are convenient with carpeted and a/c hallways. That was important to me when choosing a place to live as it gets really hot in Florida. My senior dog lately has been having trouble holding it for her typical amount of time and has had an accident in the hallway on the carpet. We decided after that to take her a new route through the garage so if she had an accident it wasn’t on the hallway carpet. I don’t think they are accidents as she’s actively trying to get outside to go potty. I think it is a timing of taking her outside.. we both work and do our best to keep the same schedule for potty breaks. So I’m not sure taking her more frequently is an option between the mornings and late afternoon. I am considering a dog walker but want to keep in mind expenses. I’m also considering getting a fresh patch for our large balcony outside for her to use. I’m concerned about the expense and the smell since my dog is 65lbs and will likely need to use it 1-2 per day. Does anyone have any suggestions of things that worked for them?