Bringing Pets

Dear Dog Owner.... We are very glad you are considering visiting us with your pet.

This page contains the costs and the ground rules of bring a pet to one of our cottages. please do talk to us about the suitability of a specific cottage for your pet - we are glad to help you.

Please note that responsible owners need not read on as it is all just plain common sense.

The Costs

We are very happy to accept dogs in the dog friendly cottages (some cottages also state if they accept Cats).

However there is a small price to pay of £20 per pet per for up to 7 nights.

Our owners use the extra costs involved in housekeeping to ensure that other guests who may be allergic to dogs are not affected.

We also go to special lengths to ensure that you and your dog really enjoy yourselves at our cottages with our Pet Welcome Pack.

First of all please understand that we are very happy to welcome guests with dogs and we will do everything we can to ensure that this opportunity remains open to you.

But a lot is up to you as a dog owner to help us to make sure everything runs trouble free and is an enjoyable experience for everybody involved.

Please understand that we can only continue offering a cottage to guests with pets if certain strict rules are applied - it is not worth reading these rules if you are a responsible owner like the vast majority of our guests as they are just common sense.

Pet Welcome Pack

  • A Pet washing station (outside hose).
  • Local dog walks maps
  • Information about dog friendly pubs
  • Vet information
  • Emergency dog towels, if things get out of hand
Pet Welcome Pack Information

Rules

  • No doggies on sofa's or chairs or beds.
  • No doggies in bedrooms
  • No doggies left alone - ever.
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"A true friend leaves paw prints on your heart."

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Why not bring a Dog Travel Cage


It is always a great relief to cottage owners when guests bring those handy travel cages with them, their pets seem to settle down much better and nobody has to worry about a sneaky sleepover on the sofa.

 

Here is a very useful article by Jesse Miller which includes many practical tips and advice on how to choose the most suitable dog crate for your pet: www.jenreviews.com/dog-crate

 

Here are links for buying travel cages - many of our guests who regularly take their dogs on holiday with them have one… as I do.

 

www.doggiesolutions.co.uk
www.petsathome.com
www.ideas-4-pets.co.uk
www.pet-supermarket.co.uk