Morticia
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I have a friend I love dearly who insists I should remove ALL photos and mentions of my dog from my website. Her take on pet photos on the website is that she would move right along and NEVER consider staying ANYWHERE that stated they had pets on the premises. If it was the only room in town she would never stay in the room in which I allow dogs. She insists that the room 'has to smell bad'.
What do you all think? Innkeeper pets should be removed from the website? More prominently displayed?
My dog DOES go into the inn, but not when guests are there unless they want to meet her. Most guests, in spite of the photos, do not even know I have a dog and are surprised when I mention her.
I am completely up front with guests if they ask. I tell them we do have a dog and if the guest is allergic or afraid I will make sure the dog 'stays home' when the guest is in house. If it's allergies, I tell them which room is the dog freindly room and they can choose to not book it.
Even guests who book the dog friendly room do not usually know dogs are allowed in that room. (Which just goes to show most guests don't read.)
What do you all think? Innkeeper pets should be removed from the website? More prominently displayed?
My dog DOES go into the inn, but not when guests are there unless they want to meet her. Most guests, in spite of the photos, do not even know I have a dog and are surprised when I mention her.
I am completely up front with guests if they ask. I tell them we do have a dog and if the guest is allergic or afraid I will make sure the dog 'stays home' when the guest is in house. If it's allergies, I tell them which room is the dog freindly room and they can choose to not book it.
Even guests who book the dog friendly room do not usually know dogs are allowed in that room. (Which just goes to show most guests don't read.)