Dog Friendliness at Disney

[Deb & Bill]

In my opinion Disney and DVC might as well have a dog friendly lodging and monitor it, because right now lots of dogs are being snuck in.

to the OP, the new kennels seem really nice and well staffed.

Sammie, those are service dogs, don't you know?

 

[Sammie]

Sammie, those are service dogs, don't you know?

yep that one that about took my ankle off at a Disney lobby was definitely one.

 

[pluto2417]

You could tell your dog he/she is going to Disney. Might run to the car. Maybe DVC could build a resort just for pet owners. The quick service location can have a line for people and a line for pets. The pets can have their own kttwc. They cold have their pictures taken with Pluto.

 

[arthur06]

make that two votes against, and I'm a dog lover, exhibitor and breeder.

Make that 3 votes against.

If Disney were to make a DVC pet friendly, that would be the one that I would not stay at. Like many have said, people aren't nearly as careful as I would want them to be.

 

[sarahk0204]

You could tell your dog he/she is going to Disney. Might run to the car. Maybe DVC could build a resort just for pet owners. The quick service location can have a line for people and a line for pets. The pets can have their own kttwc. They cold have their pictures taken with Pluto.

They could have their own dining plan too - 2 meals and 2 dog biscuits per day.

Make that 3 votes against.

If Disney were to make a DVC pet friendly, that would be the one that I would not stay at. Like many have said, people aren't nearly as careful as I would want them to be.

Another against. No thank you.

 

[ToddyLu]

Our Jack travels well now. We had a bit of car sickness (heavy panting, shaking and pitifulness) when she was around two. Now that we have driven around town with her almost daily (she usually is in a car seat), she is great. For thunderstorms and fireworks she gets Valium (she is 10-12lbs, gets a 1/4 tab). She is now almost six. Maybe a pill would work for you.

 

[LIFERBABE]

yep that one that about took my ankle off at a Disney lobby was definitely one.

LOL!! Yeah the one in the CL lounge sitting on the couch and eating cheese from the offerings was a Therapy dog!

They needed therapy alright, just not the kind a dog can give

 

[castleri]

The $75 each way fee is on Southwest and you have to make reservations for the animal as they only allow 5 per flight. That is what I found out about 6 months ago when we considered bringing cats down to out winter home in Florida and then flying back to RI for 2-3 weeks at Christmas and thinking we should take them with us. We ended up leaving the cats home with our son and they are probably much happier that way.

I think those who sneak animals into rooms are very unfair to everyone who may have a pet allergy that could flare up if they got a room that had been occupied by a dog or cat. I think they should also keep certain rooms available for those who truly do have service dogs and if they assign them to someone without one at least give them a chance to decline the room if they have allergy problems. Having had severe allergic reactions to cats as a child s (which I outgrew at about age 24) I know what a damper it can put on what should be a good time to be sick and groggy from the antihistamines.