Sleeping in a dog?
http://www.dogbarkparkinn.com/ |
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How bizarre  |
**Bally** wrote: How bizarre
Ditto  and is that a cat house in the back leg of the carving of the OES  |
| And it was voted as a top ten place to stay You know the saying, "different strokes for different folks".... |
| Bet if it was an OES you'd be clammering to get your reservations
I dunno, sleeping inside a dog's belly........Makes one wonder how the plumbing is hooked up. |
| I don't often get to Idaho..........In fact never been there, but If I was traveling there and wanted to stay in a dogs belly and muzzle, that would be the place. DO YOU SUPPOSE THEY ALLOW PETS ? (OES) |
SheepieBoss wrote: I dunno, sleeping inside a dog's belly........Makes one wonder how the plumbing is hooked up.
Sort of had the same thoughts. I wonder how you exit when check out time arrives. |
Sweet Molly Brown wrote: DO YOU SUPPOSE THEY ALLOW PETS ? (OES) Great question! I looked over their site and while they are explicit about no smoking in (or near) the room, the site seems to be mute on pets. Maybe I'll drop them a line.... Done! I'll let you know what they say, or perhaps they'll post an answer here themselves - I included a link to this thread. |
Maybe they only take beagles  . The chainsaw OES is very cool  |
| Hello OES folks - This message comes straight from the humans that own Dog Bark Park Inn B&B.
Yes, responsible dogs (cats, too!) who arrive with their well-behaved humans are indeed welcome to stay! A small additional per pet fee applies and advance reservations for both pets & humans are necessary. We do not discuss our pet policy on our website as we prefer instead to discuss details personally with each potential guest. One large dog would certainly be absolutely fine; don't know about multilple Old English as our guest quarters were really designed with humans foremost in our minds. One party gets the entire beagle to themselves making our inn rather unique (besides it outside design!) in that there is only one unit. We're open for overnight guests April through October. The big beagle may be the world's only hibernatining canine! Another note: about our chainsaw carved canines. Old English are indeed available. Want to let you know we do offer (not listed on our website) fundraiser discounts for 12 or more carvings shipped to any one address. If interested about this program please be in touch. Thank you and Happy Holidogs from Idaho! |
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