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Old 01-19-2006, 11:30 PM   #33
SnowWa
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I would never take my dog(s) into an establishment that says, "No pets." And, I really don't think it's cute to sneak them in - particularly restaurants.

However - the first night I got my pup, I stopped by Safeway on the way home to get some food that I was told he should have. It was very cold that night, and I couldn't leave him in the car. So, I bravely went in with him. I didn't hide him, but was ready to explain my reasons for bringing him in.

The end result was that I hurried along and did my little bit of shopping as fast as I could and went through the checkout stand as quickly as I could. Many people commented on the cute little pup (including the employees). And, we got in and out with no problems.

I don't know what I would have done, if I had been told that he wasn't allowed. I think I would have taken him to one of my neighbors and then returned to the store to get the things I needed.

I try to follow rules. If I can't -- I step up and explain my circumstances, and more often than not --everything works out.

I'm not a prude! I really don't suppose that there is anything very wrong with sneaking a tiny little pup into a motel room - but, if we plan ahead - we can stay usually stay at a place where our little dogs are welcome. And, that's a better thing to do.

I remember honestly just hauling my cat into a motel room - it was late at night and we were tired -- and I didn't even know if they had a pet policy.
I just wasn't very smart about traveling back then....... Anyway - nothing was ever said. So - it worked. Today, I would check pet policies in advance.

Carol Jean
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