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Contributor: js250 js250
We took our little dog and while she is as good as can be---we found out many motels are NOT pet friendly. So--we are staying at a lower budget motel instead of the one that was provided due to our dog.

What would you do?
03/16/2013
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Contributor: TJtheMadHatter TJtheMadHatter
I think it's awesome when people can travel with their pets. It takes some serious research to make sure if a motel will allow pets, though. Like you need the manager to write it on a piece of paper, sign it in blood, and mail it to you with your reservation.

I wish we could. I just don't trust our pitty. She tends to get upset or bored when we're gone. When we got back from the coast this weekend, she'd eaten/annihilated: my son's jacket, 1 couch pillow, 4 medium nerf balls, a small toy storage pillow, and destroyed her rope toy (it was everywhere). I don't want to have to replace stuff for a motel. If we were to stay at a family member's house, I might consider it.
03/16/2013
Contributor: Talena Talena
Quote:
Originally posted by js250
We took our little dog and while she is as good as can be---we found out many motels are NOT pet friendly. So--we are staying at a lower budget motel instead of the one that was provided due to our dog.

What would you do?
We don't travel with pets but if you have pets and can't take them, try to find a friend of family member to care for your pet even if it is just a day or two.
03/16/2013
Contributor: spiced spiced
Quote:
Originally posted by js250
We took our little dog and while she is as good as can be---we found out many motels are NOT pet friendly. So--we are staying at a lower budget motel instead of the one that was provided due to our dog.

What would you do?
When ours were still alive, we did exactly what you're doing. We stayed in pet-friendly places, even if they weren't the best option otherwise. Never regretted it!
03/16/2013
Contributor: js250 js250
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Originally posted by spiced
When ours were still alive, we did exactly what you're doing. We stayed in pet-friendly places, even if they weren't the best option otherwise. Never regretted it!
I have to admit--she is wonderful company for me here at the motel!!!!
03/16/2013
Contributor: spunkmonkey spunkmonkey
I don't has pets, so no.
03/16/2013
Contributor: raffi raffi
I bring my doggies on road trips all the time
03/16/2013
Contributor: eri86 eri86
Easy, call ahead to make sure the hotel is pet friendly before making the reservation.
03/17/2013
Contributor: stardowl stardowl
Quote:
Originally posted by js250
We took our little dog and while she is as good as can be---we found out many motels are NOT pet friendly. So--we are staying at a lower budget motel instead of the one that was provided due to our dog.

What would you do?
I would stay at a lower budget place that accepted pets too if I were in your situation. However if I was planning on traveling with my cat, I would make sure the hotel I was booking was pet friendly prior to leaving. Many of them are becoming moreso however, I used to work at one that was! There's usually a breed/weight restriction though.
03/17/2013
Contributor: js250 js250
Quote:
Originally posted by eri86
Easy, call ahead to make sure the hotel is pet friendly before making the reservation.
We are not making the reservation--the job supervisor was....had no idea which motel until we got into town. He forgot to ask about the dog.
03/17/2013
Contributor: bayosgirl bayosgirl
The only time I traveled with a pet is when I moved cross country with my cat. He was such a good boy-thanks to the sedative.
03/17/2013
Contributor: Msmueller Msmueller
We travel with our dogs to our lake place every weekend... but never on an extended vacation
03/18/2013