can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
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I would NOT mention service animals being at the inn. I DO state that we have a dog and guests with allergies or fears need to let us know that in advance.seashanty said:can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless .....
I've had that, too, luckily before arrival. Guest booked the room they always had, PO's also took pets in that room. Guest reads confirm about pet room, calls and cancels. Accuses us of ruining his vacation by 'changing the policies'. 'PO's NEVER took pets, they didn't allow animals of any kind.'I have on my main page that we are a pet friendly location. Had one guest who checked in who went off that she could die etc etc. I mentioned we had a very good hospital nearby. She survived very well thank you very much.
10 to 1 says if the kid did get to see Mickey he would have started crying and hid under the table when Micky got within 10 feet of him. LOLRuined their vacation, some people really need to get a life LOL!!
Reminds me of the other day when I was working "my other job" Doing dining resv for a theme-park-I-shall-not-name ... guest called me just as they were leaving the park, tells me "son is TRAUMATIZED because he did not get to see Mickey" and they need to make dining resas NOW for the next trip..... Hmm lets say, how about just being grateful that he just just had a great vacation??.
10 to 1 says if the kid did get to see Mickey he would have started crying and hid under the table when Micky got within 10 feet of him. LOLRuined their vacation, some people really need to get a life LOL!!
Reminds me of the other day when I was working "my other job" Doing dining resv for a theme-park-I-shall-not-name ... guest called me just as they were leaving the park, tells me "son is TRAUMATIZED because he did not get to see Mickey" and they need to make dining resas NOW for the next trip..... Hmm lets say, how about just being grateful that he just just had a great vacation??.
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reminds me of one of my favorite ads...swirt said:10 to 1 says if the kid did get to see Mickey he would have started crying and hid under the table when Micky got within 10 feet of him. LOL
I love that baby...those are some of THE best ads...10 to 1 says if the kid did get to see Mickey he would have started crying and hid under the table when Micky got within 10 feet of him. LOLRuined their vacation, some people really need to get a life LOL!!
Reminds me of the other day when I was working "my other job" Doing dining resv for a theme-park-I-shall-not-name ... guest called me just as they were leaving the park, tells me "son is TRAUMATIZED because he did not get to see Mickey" and they need to make dining resas NOW for the next trip..... Hmm lets say, how about just being grateful that he just just had a great vacation??.
.reminds me of one of my favorite ads...swirt said:10 to 1 says if the kid did get to see Mickey he would have started crying and hid under the table when Micky got within 10 feet of him. LOL
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Are B & B's require to accept service animals? I have never had one and never thought of it until now. We don't allow pets in the rooms due to guest allergies..
Do a search here on 'service animals'. We've discussed this to death. You really need to check the gov't page for the full details. I think Swirt posted that link on the service animals thread. The short answer is 'yes'. But, please, before you start saying how you can't, won't, have allergies, etc, read the thread!oceans said:Are B & B's require to accept service animals? I have never had one and never thought of it until now. We don't allow pets in the rooms due to guest allergies.
I'm staying at a B&B next month and there was really no mention of the inn pet on their website. I found their blog link which mentions their pet and how it's allowed in all the common areas. I will have to bring my allergy medicine. It was not obvious.can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless ......I would NOT mention service animals being at the inn. I DO state that we have a dog and guests with allergies or fears need to let us know that in advance.seashanty said:can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless .....
I did not move her because she doesn't have dog allergies.
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I can see where guests might miss that I have a dog. I don't blast that all over because the dog 'stays home'. It IS in the email confirm, just in case anyone is afraid, because the dog does wander around ocassionally (usually if we forget to close our door she'll come looking for us).I'm staying at a B&B next month and there was really no mention of the inn pet on their website. I found their blog link which mentions their pet and how it's allowed in all the common areas. I will have to bring my allergy medicine. It was not obvious.can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless ......I would NOT mention service animals being at the inn. I DO state that we have a dog and guests with allergies or fears need to let us know that in advance.seashanty said:can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless .....
I did not move her because she doesn't have dog allergies.
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Bottom line is you must accept a service animal. Here are the ada service animal regs for B&B, here's a pretty lengthy discussion, and here is a little moreAre B & B's require to accept service animals? I have never had one and never thought of it until now. We don't allow pets in the rooms due to guest allergies..
I am reasonably certain there is a difference between being structurally compliant and the law as it applies to service animals. The document makes it pretty clear that there are very few loop-holes on this one.My understanding is that unless you state that you are ADA compliant you do not have to follow the regs. In some states you HAVE to be ADA compliant if you have more than X rooms
Example: I have a ground floor cottage, I state that it is accessible but that is is not ADA compliant. ie I don't have the wide doors, the handicap bars next to toilet, the hearing-impaired smoke detectors etc.
Fortunately I am pet friendly so not affected by that issue, however I am NOT ADA compliant for sight impaired guests, so the 2 go hand in hand ... but I will look into the details... sometimeI am reasonably certain there is a difference between being structurally compliant and the law as it applies to service animals. The document makes it pretty clear that there are very few loop-holes on this one.My understanding is that unless you state that you are ADA compliant you do not have to follow the regs. In some states you HAVE to be ADA compliant if you have more than X rooms
Example: I have a ground floor cottage, I state that it is accessible but that is is not ADA compliant. ie I don't have the wide doors, the handicap bars next to toilet, the hearing-impaired smoke detectors etc.
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Fortunately I am pet friendly so not affected by that issue, however I am NOT ADA compliant for sight impaired guests, so the 2 go hand in hand ... but I will look into the details... sometimeI am reasonably certain there is a difference between being structurally compliant and the law as it applies to service animals. The document makes it pretty clear that there are very few loop-holes on this one.My understanding is that unless you state that you are ADA compliant you do not have to follow the regs. In some states you HAVE to be ADA compliant if you have more than X rooms
Example: I have a ground floor cottage, I state that it is accessible but that is is not ADA compliant. ie I don't have the wide doors, the handicap bars next to toilet, the hearing-impaired smoke detectors etc.
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Follow the links in Swirt's post...not every service animal is for a blind person. Some are for hearing-impaired or other issues.agoodman1963 said:Fortunately I am pet friendly so not affected by that issue, however I am NOT ADA compliant for sight impaired guests, so the 2 go hand in hand ... but I will look into the details... sometime
I'm staying at a B&B next month and there was really no mention of the inn pet on their website. I found their blog link which mentions their pet and how it's allowed in all the common areas. I will have to bring my allergy medicine. It was not obvious.can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless ......I would NOT mention service animals being at the inn. I DO state that we have a dog and guests with allergies or fears need to let us know that in advance.seashanty said:can you/did you move them?
i guess it should be stated. something like, 'please note. guests with service animals and/or pets occasionally stay at the xyz b&b. when they do, they stay in this room. please take this into consideration when planning your stay.'
i am wondering though about service animals. i've had them here in three different rooms, i really wanted them to use one room in particular.
endless, endless .....
I did not move her because she doesn't have dog allergies.
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I overheard guests last weekend ask on day 2 if this person had bad allergies yet? He said, not at all, I can't even tell there are pets here.Samster said:I'm staying at a B&B next month and there was really no mention of the inn pet on their website. I found their blog link which mentions their pet and how it's allowed in all the common areas. I will have to bring my allergy medicine. It was not obvious.
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