COMPANY PRESS RELEASE DogFriendly.com Announces Expanded Dog-Friendly Travel Guides for the States of New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island Plan your summer vacation with your pup using DogFriendly.com's newly expanded hotel and B&B guides, attractions, pet-friendly city guides, parks, beaches, shopping  and more POLLOCK PINES, California – May 11, 2007 - DogFriendly.com (http://www.dogfriendly.com), a leading publisher of Internet and print travel guides for dog lovers, today announced that it has expanded its online coverage of New York, Connecticut and Rhode Island pet-friendly places. These detailed listings cover accommodations from luxury hotels in New York City to budget hotels and quaint B&Bs in the Adirondacks and Newport. DogFriendly.com's Travel Guides include much more than places to stay. They also include attractions, National, state and local parks, public and private campgrounds, beaches, shopping, outdoor dining, cross-country skiing and more. City guides, showing all kinds of things to do with your dog, cover New York state from end to end and include Long Island, New York City, the Hudson Valley, Catskills, Saratoga, Albany, the Adirondacks, the Finger Lakes Region and the Niagara and Buffalo areas. Connecticut Guides include New Haven, Mystic, Old Lyme, Hartford and the southern Berkshire Region. And in Rhode Island, you can explore Newport, Providence, and Block Island with your dog in tow.  You can take your dog on a ferry from Long Island, Newport or Block Island. Take a horse and carriage ride in the Big Apple. Explore Mystic, visit wineries and visit the beautiful (and dog-friendly) Block Island beaches. You can visit historic towns and ride boat tours or take your dog with you when you rent a boat or kayak. You can visit many large estate gardens and hike some of the regions most beautiful state parks. And you can dine in outdoor restaurants. With DogFriendly.com's guides you will find many surprising places for you and your dog to visit together. To explore the online travel guides visit http://www.dogfriendly.com and select the State of your choice. DogFriendly.com  was founded in 1998 and now includes travel guides for travelers with dogs throughout the United States and Canada. World-wide pet-friendly accommodation guides are also available on the website. DogFriendly.com publishes free Internet travel guides as well as a series of Dog Travel Guide books which are available in stores nationwide. DogFriendly.com's United States and Canada Dog Travel Guide (ISBN 0971874255) and DogFriendly.com's Campground and RV Park Guide(0971874263) are available through most places where books are sold. Press Contact: Len Kain DogFriendly.com, Inc. 1-877-475-2275 email@dogfriendly.com http://www.dogfriendly.com ###

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