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12-02-2011, 10:38 PM
Originally Posted by Squiggs 
I think it's a shame more places in the uk don't allow dogs.
We have a mobile home, our dog has her passport and we go over to the continent once or twice a year. Most bars and a lot of shops and restaurants allow dogs in. We've had meals in some quite high class restaurants where including ours there have been several dogs in them. There was no barking and no weeing - however if there had of been I would have expected the owner and dog to be asked to leave - in much the same way that if there was an unruly child I would expect the family to be asked to leave. I don't understand that anybody can say there's an H&S issue with dogs going into most shops, pubs, cafes etc - after all we all prepare, cook and eat food in the same home as our dogs and it's not killing us off.
Most shops/cafés/restaurants do not want to drive away potential customers.
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12-02-2011, 11:28 PM
Originally Posted by cava14una
A bit OT but something a friend was talking about the other day. She was trying to book holiday cottage in Cornwall and found it very hard to find places to take dogs, she wondered if it was because beaches don't allow dogs and landlords are worried about dogs being left in cottage unattended?
Very few places up here allow dogs in shops and businesses it isn't something that bothers me just leave the boys at home. I have been in several shops and banks with a carrier full of rats though
Hope she finds somewhere.
rune
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12-02-2011, 11:30 PM
Originally Posted by Rolosmum
Just noticed you mentioned Falmouth, is there where you live? My husbands family are long standing Falmouth people, and we know it very well.
rune
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13-02-2011, 10:22 AM
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Location: Worcester, United Kingdom
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13-02-2011, 10:32 AM
Originally Posted by scorpio
or maybe so many dogs have done so beforehand that he feels the need to put his scent down too.
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Location: Hertfordshire
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13-02-2011, 03:42 PM
Originally Posted by rune
Between Falmouth and Truro---we will have to have a springer meet up when you visit them.
rune
Maybe the year after!
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13-02-2011, 03:54 PM
Since then I've left the dogs at home.
The reason I'm going to be moving to a better bank is because I have an insurance policy which covers ALL mortgage payments ujnder certain cirumstances. I fit the criteria and for the past 18 months have been able to claim. So I shouldn't be paying my mortgage at all. Every month, they take the full mortgage amount and every month I have to argue and fight with them.
Now the Ombudsman and FSA are involved and suddenly they can't do enough for me.
I know company policies can be silly but surely customer service is more important, no?
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