A Bedtime Story?!?!?!

[Clemson Bama Fan]

I would not pay for a "bedtime story" but a TV - yes. Our dog loves to watch The Animal Planet. She will watch as long as there are animals on. She's not a fan of commercials. Fortunately, our dog always goes on vacation with us and stays in our room at The Hard Rock Hotel at Universal. This way she can watch TV if she wants or sleep on the comfy beds while we are at the parks. No need to pay for a kennel, TV, or anything except a one time cleaning fee of $25. Everybody is happy, especially our dog. I wish Disney Resorts offered some "pet friendly rooms".

 

[Jemmi1218]

my sister works at the local best friends and she always complains about reading bedtime stories to the dogs! she said it is the single most annoying thing about work. the dogs won't sit still and shes reading "clifford the big red dog" to a dog that is barking and not even paying attention to her. oh and yeah she doesn't get to keep the 6 bucks. they all get minimum wage. unless she is grooming, that pays much better

 

[RayaniFoxmur]

If people didn't pay for the service, they wouldn't offer it.

It's certainly not exclusive to WDW either. Best Friends Pet Care has boarding facilities all over the country and from what I can gather from looking at several other locations on their website, the exact same amenities are offered at all of them.

Including "Bedtime Stories", "Cuddletime" and even "Tuna on a Ritz" for the kitties.