which ones are they, extra price,specific rules to follow
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pet friendly resorts
- Thread starter buckeyegator55
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JaxFLBear
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The daily fee could be as much as $50 per pet per day.
still seems cheaper than the pet boarding site on property
The daily fee could be as much as $50 per pet per day.
Tigger&Pooh
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Art of Animation
Cabins at Fort Wilderness
Port Orleans Riverside
Yacht Club
I think it might be $50/dog per night, maximum 2 dogs
Dogs only (no cats or other pets)
they must be in a crate/carrier when you leave the room, max 7 hours unattended
not allowed in restaurants, food courts, pools, most public areas; there are designated relief areas
Cabins at Fort Wilderness
Port Orleans Riverside
Yacht Club
I think it might be $50/dog per night, maximum 2 dogs
Dogs only (no cats or other pets)
they must be in a crate/carrier when you leave the room, max 7 hours unattended
not allowed in restaurants, food courts, pools, most public areas; there are designated relief areas
JIMINYCR
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And your dog must not be disruptive to other guests by barking excessively when you leave them behind. Some dogs have anxiety when left especially when being left in an unfamiliar area. There’s a huge difference in being in their home environment and being abandoned in a strange room with noises going on around them from the resort atmosphere. No one wants to hear barking dogs when they are trying to relax on vacation or having an infant trying to nap.
I believe Dis can then ask you to use their boarding facility if the dog is unruly or require a guest to remain with the dog.
I believe Dis can then ask you to use their boarding facility if the dog is unruly or require a guest to remain with the dog.
jloucks
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This is the number 1 reason I don't get Dogs (or cats for that matter). We travel too much.
In my opinion, traveling with pets where they end up in a crate for 6+ hours during the day in a scary place is kinda cruel. Maybe not as bad for a geriatric dog who sleeps all day, but for most dogs its no bueno.
And then you have what was mentioned above, barking all day, and pooping everywhere. Nobody other then the pet owner themselves is ok with that.
Or, you know, just slap a fraudulent service dog vest on and be done with it.
In my opinion, traveling with pets where they end up in a crate for 6+ hours during the day in a scary place is kinda cruel. Maybe not as bad for a geriatric dog who sleeps all day, but for most dogs its no bueno.
And then you have what was mentioned above, barking all day, and pooping everywhere. Nobody other then the pet owner themselves is ok with that.
Or, you know, just slap a fraudulent service dog vest on and be done with it.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
well saidThis is the number 1 reason I don't get Dogs (or cats for that matter). We travel too much.
In my opinion, traveling with pets where they end up in a crate for 6+ hours during the day in a scary place is kinda cruel. Maybe not as bad for a geriatric dog who sleeps all day, but for most dogs its no bueno.
And then you have what was mentioned above, barking all day, and pooping everywhere. Nobody other then the pet owner themselves is ok with that.
Or, you know, just slap a fraudulent service dog vest on and be done with it.
Ayla
Well-Known Member
I wish they would.
AndyS2992
Well-Known Member
Agreed