Just to be clear when I say that I am thinking of it happening in a non-malicious way. I know that for example any dog owner would know by my body posture alone that I’m not ok with being around them. And I don’t hate dogs personally, I just don’t care for them. For someone with a fear, it would be even worse.
I agree & I’ve said that in several previous posts. I just get tired of typing out that caveat
. But I agree 100% they should have announced a start date with way more notice. My suggestion was that they should have announced it’ll start 1/2019 since you can’t even book packages for then yet.
Didn’t someone say they already did? Fort wilderness?
I didn't think you were being malicious at all. But still my statement stands true; perhaps even moreso now that you've said your body posture alone would advise you are not ok with being around them. I can think of instances in real life where that line of thinking would absolutely not be tolerated.
You’ll have to clarify, as I’m not understanding what you mean.
Can I expect dogs running around at StormAlong Bay (shared facilities with Beach Club)?
Will we start seeing dogs then as well at French Quarter, since it shares the resort facilities with POR?
In restaurants? Tethered in front of restaurants and shops?
On the children's playgrounds?
In the hotel's entertainment area, where there is children's animation?
It's a can of worms. But If you think about how some people have shown their displeasure (both verbal and non-verbal) of other people of various characteristics in our past and in our current times you might see a bit more of what I mean. And it's a variety of characteristics. The line of thinking that because enough people dislike you or your habits, loathe things about you and you're just not welcomed you should go where you can be around like people is what I meant by like things. *Please be aware I'm not speaking directly about you but more about how that earlier statement can be used in actual real life not just about not liking dogs being allowed*
Disneys policies state you can leave the dog unattended in the room for 7 hours. Thats why you are seeing this. They also cannot guarantee certain areas only of the resorts for pets. People who have had their vacations booked for long periods of time do not have an option to switch if everything else is booked, and they are being told there are no guarantees about having a pet free room. Just to update you since you only read a couple of threads. At other hotels the policies are much different.
I'm against this policy but I absolutely love dogs, so I hope when you say you will knee any dog that tries to jump on you that you're talking about ones that appear they are trying to attack you & not the precious, sweet ones just trying to say hello to you. Otherwise, that would sound like abuse. JMHO
Ah, I see what you were saying. I think I may have phrased it poorly, and a better way to express what I meant is that the owner of the dog would know that I was loathe to be near the dog given my posture, and might assume that I was loathe to be near that person by extension, which would not be true but I could see someone getting that impression. One of my good friends has 8 dogs, among many other types of animals, so she understands it, but others who don't might take offense.
None. If there are no other rooms, and you request a non pet room, they will ot guarantee it. Only offer a deep clean.
Well, I guess your friend will never stay in a hotel where humans have been.
Honestly I couldn't remember word for word. My main concern is the walkways around the lake including to the Studios, especially at night. One said that pets would be kept on YC grounds only, the other didn't mention until I asked specifically about the walkways around the lake. She said they would be allowed, but not on Beach Club property. To be honest, I don't think she knew what she was talking about as she seemed really unfamiliar with the BC YC BW area. She kept repeating that Disney is aware of the issues. I will be there next week so I guess I will see for myself.
It's not abuse. If a dog is going to jump on a person, the person just lifts up their leg with the knee bent in front of them. They do not kick the dog or knee the dog. The dog is the one making contact, and instead of getting your chest to jump on, they only get your knee. The dog will not like it and therefore will learn very quickly that jumping on people is not pleasant. This is a well know training technique.
