Dog friendly stores and restaurants

John A. Birdsall · 06-28-2006, 02:52 PM

I like dogs, I have been controlled by one for thirty years, and not being able to take them on vacation with me is uncomftorabble. My wife loves all dogs and does not hesitate to go up to them, I am in reserve until I know the dog a little. I recall an accident we had in Lee, my wife was driving and took the front wheel off a brand new truck pulling a horse trailer. Well the owner was trying to control this German Shepard that was scared and hard for the owner to handle, My wife says what a nice doggy.. Me I ran back to the car.

LilacHill · 06-30-2006, 08:45 AM

Well we take our dogs to Shibley's take out and head over to the docks and they sit under the tables while we eat. Then they get to swim off the dock. I have to work on Dilly though, she is so water and toy obsessed I swear she doesn't stop and think and last week I thought she was going to drown for sure. I made Kelly go in and get the toy Dilly was trying to get.

The Burger King in Laconia has an outdoor eating patio. If the ducks can hang out on the porch why not a dog? There is Johnson's Dairy Bar in New Durham for take out Cuddles has been there before and the picnic tables are out.

It is actually against the state health dept. regulations for animals to be in any food establisment unless they are service dogs. I would think that an area eatery that set up a screened porch type setaing arangement with ceiling fans apart from the dine in proper would do a brisk summer/fall business with people travelling with dogs. I know that people with dog related websites love to keep stuff like that updated.

With the above list we're definitely going to be checking out some new places

06-28-2006, 02:52 PM	#1
John A. Birdsall Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Norwich, CT Posts: 599 Thanks: 27 Thanked 51 Times in 35 Posts	dog lovers I like dogs, I have been controlled by one for thirty years, and not being able to take them on vacation with me is uncomftorabble. My wife loves all dogs and does not hesitate to go up to them, I am in reserve until I know the dog a little. I recall an accident we had in Lee, my wife was driving and took the front wheel off a brand new truck pulling a horse trailer. Well the owner was trying to control this German Shepard that was scared and hard for the owner to handle, My wife says what a nice doggy.. Me I ran back to the car.

06-30-2006, 08:45 AM	#2
LilacHill Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Alton Bay Posts: 45 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Well we take our dogs to Shibley's take out and head over to the docks and they sit under the tables while we eat. Then they get to swim off the dock. I have to work on Dilly though, she is so water and toy obsessed I swear she doesn't stop and think and last week I thought she was going to drown for sure. I made Kelly go in and get the toy Dilly was trying to get. The Burger King in Laconia has an outdoor eating patio. If the ducks can hang out on the porch why not a dog? There is Johnson's Dairy Bar in New Durham for take out Cuddles has been there before and the picnic tables are out. It is actually against the state health dept. regulations for animals to be in any food establisment unless they are service dogs. I would think that an area eatery that set up a screened porch type setaing arangement with ceiling fans apart from the dine in proper would do a brisk summer/fall business with people travelling with dogs. I know that people with dog related websites love to keep stuff like that updated. With the above list we're definitely going to be checking out some new places __________________ Karen, Cuddles, and Dilly the Understudy with Rowdy the Ruckus Raiser