Comments for Kevin the Collie Dog Care http://top-dog-tips.com Dog training and health ideas for chronic dog allergies Sat, 24 Mar 2012 16:57:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by kevin http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2239 kevin Sat, 24 Mar 2012 16:57:43 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2239 Hi Anna Yes, it's handy if your dog will fit into a carrier bag - and keep quiet - but Lula is just too big for that, unfortunately. The best place to check for dog friendly places is the Open for Dogs website, but let me know which part of London you live and I will put together a list of the places that I know. Hi Anna

Yes, it’s handy if your dog will fit into a carrier bag – and keep quiet – but Lula is just too big for that, unfortunately. The best place to check for dog friendly places is the Open for Dogs website, but let me know which part of London you live and I will put together a list of the places that I know.

]]> Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by Anna http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2235 Anna Sun, 19 Feb 2012 20:47:20 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2235 I might be a little late for this article, but I would love to have a list of the dog friendly places in London, as struggle with the same problem, although I do have a very small dog and Do not get the fuss against dogs. I do still bring my dog into places in a carrier bag, but it would be nice not to have to do so. I might be a little late for this article, but I would love to have a list of the dog friendly places in London, as struggle with the same problem, although I do have a very small dog and Do not get the fuss against dogs.
I do still bring my dog into places in a carrier bag, but it would be nice not to have to do so.

]]> Comment on Wire Haired Fox Terriers for Adoption by Mechelle http://top-dog-tips.com/wire-haired-fox-terriers-for-adoption/#comment-2232 Mechelle Sun, 22 Jan 2012 15:08:37 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=891#comment-2232 Hi I have an adorable little wft boy , nearly two years old. Looking for a younger female as he wants a fiend. Not planning to breed. 22.01.2012 Hi
I have an adorable little wft boy , nearly two years old. Looking for a younger female as he wants a fiend. Not planning to breed.

22.01.2012

]]> Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by Gwyn http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2195 Gwyn Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:25:09 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2195 When we visit France we never come across the stupid rule that does not admit dogs to pubs. Surely all pubs could reserve a small area in the bar where pet and owner can sit to-gether to enjoy a meal? To-day I visited a large pub in the Bristol area and was told that it was the "law" that said no dogs in the pub. it was a very hot day and we had to sit in the smokers area to eat as it was the only place to eat and sit in shade with our dog. When we visit France we never come across the stupid rule that does not admit dogs to pubs. Surely all pubs could reserve a small area in the bar where pet and owner can sit to-gether to enjoy a meal?
To-day I visited a large pub in the Bristol area and was told that it was the “law” that said no dogs in the pub.
it was a very hot day and we had to sit in the smokers area to eat as it was the only place to eat and sit in shade with our dog.

]]> Comment on Finding our Welsh Terrier by John Glenn http://top-dog-tips.com/finding-our-welsh-terrier/#comment-2165 John Glenn Thu, 28 Jul 2011 18:00:32 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=1393#comment-2165 Just lost my 14 year old Welshie, Hanna to cancer. Curious as to the websites you visited to find Lulu? Just lost my 14 year old Welshie, Hanna to cancer. Curious as to the websites you visited to find Lulu?

]]> Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by Malcolm Gale http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2093 Malcolm Gale Thu, 31 Mar 2011 16:10:19 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2093 I live in France so there is no problem here with bringing our pet poodle into a restaurant. Dogs live in people’s homes and are well looked after and what is the difference between a family dinning room and a restaurant? I have never seen a dog cause a problem in a restaurant but I have often seen badly behaving humans. I live in France so there is no problem here with bringing our pet poodle into a restaurant. Dogs live in people’s homes and are well looked after and what is the difference between a family dinning room and a restaurant? I have never seen a dog cause a problem in a restaurant but I have often seen badly behaving humans.

]]> Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by Boo http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2072 Boo Tue, 15 Mar 2011 10:05:22 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2072 I work in a restaurant where dogs are allowed in and my allergy is getting worse and worse. I love dogs and truly wish I wasn't allergic but these are the facts. To allow dogs into restaurants is to prioritise pets at the dinner to children and adults in families who would have to go to another restaurant. And what about staff members with allergy, who don't have much choice? Dog hair spreads very quickly through any type of fan and many ventilation systems and if you are not allergic you would have no idea of the consequences, shortness of breath, itching runny eyes etc. Ok if you have a guide dog and we all understand the importance of this companion but if it is not necessary for one to bring the dog in and if you care so much as you say you do for your dogs then try and come up with a different solution. To make people with allergy have to walk around gambling their help with medicine or tablets, always ready to take a pill before dining or letting allergy get worse for young children with little idea of what is happening is purely selfish and if the dog had a saying I'm suer he/she would agree. What if all restaurants would allow dogs? I hope you understand that this is a very narrow niche restaurant idea and I sure hope others don't follow. I work in a restaurant where dogs are allowed in and my allergy is getting worse and worse. I love dogs and truly wish I wasn’t allergic but these are the facts. To allow dogs into restaurants is to prioritise pets at the dinner to children and adults in families who would have to go to another restaurant. And what about staff members with allergy, who don’t have much choice? Dog hair spreads very quickly through any type of fan and many ventilation systems and if you are not allergic you would have no idea of the consequences, shortness of breath, itching runny eyes etc. Ok if you have a guide dog and we all understand the importance of this companion but if it is not necessary for one to bring the dog in and if you care so much as you say you do for your dogs then try and come up with a different solution. To make people with allergy have to walk around gambling their help with medicine or tablets, always ready to take a pill before dining or letting allergy get worse for young children with little idea of what is happening is purely selfish and if the dog had a saying I’m suer he/she would agree. What if all restaurants would allow dogs? I hope you understand that this is a very narrow niche restaurant idea and I sure hope others don’t follow.

]]> Comment on Wire Haired Fox Terriers for Adoption by LYNN http://top-dog-tips.com/wire-haired-fox-terriers-for-adoption/#comment-2061 LYNN Thu, 03 Mar 2011 14:02:22 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=891#comment-2061 Katherine. i'm wondering if you had found a wft yet? Where do you live?THANKS........LYNN Katherine. i’m wondering if you had found a wft yet? Where do you live?THANKS……..LYNN

]]> Comment on Wire Haired Fox Terriers for Adoption by anthony watson http://top-dog-tips.com/wire-haired-fox-terriers-for-adoption/#comment-2042 anthony watson Thu, 10 Feb 2011 01:39:58 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=891#comment-2042 when the time came to have to have my whft "charlie" put to sleep I lost a friend, a family member. six years have passed and I miss him still, he went everywhere i went, n.s.e.w. he hated being stuck at home, he sat in the front seat of the car and watched the world go by, he sang as we drove thru areas he liked to run free in,if anyone has a whft and they cant cope or needs a rest for what ever reason, please feel free to contact me im no expert by any means but do know how to live with these little fellows t@4-everyone.com when the time came to have to have my whft “charlie” put to sleep I lost a friend, a family member.
six years have passed and I miss him still, he went everywhere i went, n.s.e.w. he hated being stuck at home, he sat in the front seat of the car and watched the world go by, he sang as we drove thru areas he liked to run free in,if anyone has a whft and they cant cope or needs a rest for what ever reason, please feel free to contact me
im no expert by any means but do know how to live with these little fellows
t@4-everyone.com

]]> Comment on Dogs can eat in UK restaurants by david arnold http://top-dog-tips.com/dogs-can-eat-in-uk-restaurants/#comment-2018 david arnold Mon, 24 Jan 2011 11:22:45 +0000 http://top-dog-tips.com/?p=994#comment-2018 My wife and I AVOID any restaurant/pub that admits dogs like the plague. Ugh! My wife and I AVOID any restaurant/pub that admits dogs like the plague. Ugh!

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