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    Charming Canine Quartet Pedals Through Florence with Dad in Delightfully Whimsical Ride

    By Mandi Jacewicz,

    2 days ago

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    If you've ever enjoyed traveling to Italy, you know how charming the cities and towns can be. The ancient architecture, top-notch cuisine, and the delightful locals make visiting an absolute pleasure. For animal lovers, there's no shortage of people with well-behaved dogs, and it's one of my favorite aspects of being there.

    While this man and his pups might not be in a travel guide, you may want to add a sighting to your list if you visit Florence. It's a view that will undoubtedly be one of the highlights of your trip.

    See them on their morning ride in this video shared on August 24:

    At first, I thought three dogs were cruising in the basket on Dad's bike, but upon closer inspection, there are four! How precious! All the pups appear so happy to be taking their morning excursion in town. According to Florence Travel (@ florence.travel ), this man is Bijan Roshan Manej, a well-known figure recognized for his charming presence around Florence, the capital of the Tuscany region. He is often seen riding with his beautiful white dogs and is beloved by locals and tourists.

    Related: Italy Bans 'Puppy Yoga' on the Grounds It's 'Stressful' for the Puppies

    Are Italian Cities Pet Friendly?

    Yes, Italy is dog-friendly . Italian pet parents consider their dogs part of the family, and they are welcomed in many places, including most trains and other public forms of transportation. It's common to see them in cafes, restaurants, and shops. Whether you plan to go sightseeing in Rome, take in the art in Florence, or enjoy the breathtaking views of Capri, you'll find pups just about everywhere. However, asking if dogs are allowed is always best before going into a restaurant or another business. As with other European countries, Travelnuity reports dogs must be microchipped , have a valid rabies certificate, and have a clean bill of health from a licensed veterinarian before entering the country.

    This local celebrity has amassed quite a fan club. Viewer @julianadream responded, "We saw him with his doggies there a few years ago. It was the cutest thing! The doggies were smaller, but we saw them." It's a sensational memory to have. Viewer @tlcoco reported, "I saw him! I couldn't get my camera out fast enough. The dogs were having so much fun! I know he is my kind of dog-loving fellow!" There's little doubt about it. Another person shared, "I loved it when I went to Italy, and even in the markets, the pets can go with their guardians." It's also one of the many reasons I enjoy traveling there.

    Besides the great food and an active lifestyle, perhaps having dogs by their side is part of the reason Italians live long and happy lives. It's a lifestyle we all should consider adopting.

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