Demi Moore's Tiny Pup 'Pilaf' Is a More Seasoned Traveler Than Most Humans

Demi Moore's adorable and tiny white-and-brown long-haired Chihuahua named Pilaf only weighs 1.2 pounds, which is probably why this little dog has been to so many different places.

Read on to see just where this pup has gone with his famous and gorgeous mama!

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The adorable interview with Vogue Magazine's digital Dogue issue asks Moore, " Where is one place you wish you could take Pilaf ?"

Moore replied, "I can take Pilaf everywhere. She’s literally been to Broadway shows, museums, the French Open, art openings, restaurants. She’s a service animal, so she’s allowed to go everywhere. She’s flown to Europe 14 times."

14 times! I didn't even take my first trip to Europe until I was 28 years old and I have not gone even close to 14 times! Vogue then goes on to ask, "Where is the strangest place you’ve taken her?"

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Moore responded, "We almost got thrown out of the Sisi Museum in Vienna [until] I found her official card because I didn’t register her. She saw Romeo and Juliet with Tom Holland—loved it. She saw Funny Girl and Appropriate with Sarah Paulson.The most stressful was the very first show I took her to—which I wasn’t planning on, but I had to go straight to the airport and was traveling alone—which was the Versace show. And I was so relieved because Pierpaolo [Piccioli] and his wife had their dog there."

If you plan on taking your dog to Europe, or you know, Idaho, here are some helpful tips.

What To Bring With When You Travel With Your Dog

If you are going to vacation with your dog, it's always a good idea to pack some essentials to bring with. Especially because you have no idea if your destination will have what your pup needs when they are away from home!

You should pack with a supply of their everyday food, to keep their digestion as normal as possible and you should also limit the human food you give your dog on the trip. The last thing you need or want is a dog with tummy troubles while traveling! Make sure you pack their food and water bowl too and any medications they take.

Bring with their vet records and make sure their microchip information is updated . If your dog should run off it's important their microchip information is current so you can get them back as quickly as possible.

Even if your pup is fully potty trained, bring with a few puppy pads. Being in an unfamiliar place like a hotel or an AirBNB could cause your pup to have an accident or forget where the outside door is, so it's better to be safe than sorry!

Bring with their comfort items, like some beloved toys and a blanket. Their dog bed can also be handy in an unfamiliar place. If you plan on leaving your dog in the room, their crate can be helpful and keep your dog from being destructive in an unfamiliar place.

If you don't have such a tiny dog like Pilaf and you're not a super famous and wealthy celebrity like the amazing Demi Moore, you should also call ahead and make sure places allow dogs before you bring your pup with you to places like restaurants or museums!