CONSIDERING TAKING YOUR DOG ON HOLIDAY?

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Having a dog myself I often ponder with the idea of taking my boy with me or leaving him at home with family.

But most of the time if I do take him with me the activities I want to do and places I want to visit aren't really suitable for a tourist dog to be passing through! Either that or you get stood outside somewhere because of the dogs not allowed sign.

Then you have hotels. Do they accept pets? And the ones that do are they actually habitable!? I have been in places in the past that have suppose to be especially for pets but are definitely not for human occupation! And I don't even know how they managed to stay open to be honest. You're talking torn bed sheets, ripped wallpaper, stained carpet and a strong animal odour like someone had let their dog live in the room 24/7.

But look out for the ones with actual policies in place. At least then you know they have pride in their establishment if there are some rules to be followed.

These policies can be things like a maximum size or weight, must be fully trained to do their business as you might say in the right place!, not to be left unattended and some might even ask for the pet to have a dog bark collar. After all hotels are there for people to be able to relax pets or not. And constant barking at any time of the day is not good for anyone trying to get some peace and quiet.

The policies can vary with different hotels really but the ones I mentioned above are probably the more typical ones which is fair enough really isn't it? You expect your dog to act that way in your home so why does a hotel have to be any different?