Re: [pyrnet] kids v dogs

["tmseller" <tmseller@gateway.net>]

Yes, I agree with Jan.  While in Germany and Switzerland I visited several
cafes/restaurants that allowed patrons with dogs.  The dogs were incredibly
well behaved, well-loved by the customers and management, and were given
their own water bowls, etc.  Of course, I never had to watch how the dog
lovers handled certain necessities...

this was before I had my first Pyr...  While I had difficulty imagining
either of my other two dogs behaving properly in these restaurants, it
becomes even harder to imagine Bonnie (pyr) there!  Still, it was really
nice to see how well accepted the dogs were into the normal atmosphere of
the places we visited (and I'll never give up on the possibility of taking
mine to one of these places).

Tammy :)

----- Original Message -----
From: ARIEGE <ARIEGE@xtra.co.nz>
To: Pyrnet Pyrnet <Pyrnet-l@gamerz.net>
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 8:17 PM
Subject: [pyrnet] kids v dogs


> The one thing I loved in Holland Kim was dogs being allowed into cafes,
> restaurants and to stay in hotels. I was fascinated by this and seeing
half
> a doz cockers tied to the legs of the table and all well behaved! Had
> visions of my lot in there but taking table with them.  Shared my
breakfast
> with an elderly Afghan who would wait for me in the dining room each
> morning. Such perfect manners.  Yes there's a lot to be said re behaviour
of
> dogs and children in public places but it depends on the parents and
owners
> I suppose.  On the other hand I wasn't scraping piles of child pooh off my
> boots like I was with the doggy pooh!!
> Kind Regards, Jan,
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