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Originally Posted by elegntorchid I think a lot more places are going to have to become pet friendly. They are no longer just the family pet, but a family member. More people are very attached to pets, this will require businesses and such to change the way they look at and receive pets. I am sure it will not happen over night though. That is not to say that many have not felt that way about pets for years, but more people are wanting to take pets everywhere that they go. The pet pampering business is booming. I know that as kids our dog was just the dog, but as an adult with yorkies, these are my babies. I hope that our devotion to our yorkies rubs off on our children.  I did notice the kennel at each park, I did not know that you had to go every three hours. So did they just lock them up and wait for you to come back.Iwould expect more from Disney. I have never been a fan of kennels, I guess sometimes you do not have a choice. We are lucky to have family close by. |
You are so right. Just think 5-10 years ago you couldn't even think of buying clothes at a boutique for your pet, now they are popping up everwhere. pets are becoming everyones family member, so Disney keep up on things, I am sure their policy at their hotels and such will eventually change. I looked into that kennel thing at their parks too, as much as you had to pay they should do the walking. At that time we only had our chi so I boarded her here at home, never agian, she hated it. So from now on if my pets aren't welcome, we don't go. Unless i can find someone to watch them.