| Subject: Re: Dogs in Germany |
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Central European countries are very tolerant about people travelling with
dogs. Most hotels or inns will accept it easily for a nominal fee, but
access could be forbidden to dining rooms or some parts of the estate.
I've seen a lot of people travelling with dogs in Europe, and if it's a
small or mid-sized one you should find no hassle. Some small shops can ask
you to lash the dog outside and a taxi driver can of course refuse to take
for a ride a big animal, but I suppose it's just matter of common sense of
the owner first. Train and air transportation have usually very strict
policies about animals, therefore you better check in advance to avoid last
minute refusals.
Remember also to check which type of sanitary documents are required before
entering the country: I believe some Europen countries require a mandatory
quarantine.
I see you're like me: when I can't plan for myself I can't help to plan for others! :-) Have a nice day Paolo |