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Old 08-25-2006   #1 (permalink)
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I'm from the uk and I am finding it increasingly difficult to find decent hotels and holiday parks that welcome dogs.
Are holiday parks in other countries more pet friendly?
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I think there are several guides on the market that give places where you can take your dog on holiday.

You could try doing a search in amazon to get a few titles and take it from there.

It's much easier taking your dog with you these days, especially within Europe, due to the new pet passport laws.
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We travel throughout Mexico by vehicle for 5 months a year. We have a Giant Schnauzer nobody argues with us, we stay pretty much anywhere. He demands respect and gets lots of attention.
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It's always to best to do some research online before vacations so you don't end up "s.o.l." at the last minute. I know of a hotel chain that is pet friendly, but the name escapes me. If I do remember, I will be sure to post it.
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Most Best Westerns take pets. Try petfriendlylodging.com
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Most Best Westerns take pets. Try petfriendlylodging.com
That's it! Thanks for saving me the trouble.
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Sorry that you can finda pet friendly place in the UK, but here in the US you might be able to find quite a few pet friendly places in certain states, like Boston.
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I'm from the uk and I am finding it increasingly difficult to find decent hotels and holiday parks that welcome dogs.
Are holiday parks in other countries more pet friendly?
I know that there are some hotels that allow you to take your dog with you they normally make you pay more money tho. But most hotels don't allow you to take your dog with you.
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