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We recognise that leaving a valued family member with friends or in kennels when going on holiday isn't always an option, particularly in areas such as the South Hams where there are so many beautiful walks to be enjoyed.
As such, we WELCOME (as opposed to accept) a maximum of TWO dogs per room (certain rooms only) by prior arrangement at NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE if you book directly with us. Better still... if your dog(s) can vouch for you, then you can come too!
Please note that you need to #BOOKDIRECT with ourselves to benefit from our 'dogs go free' policy. If you book via a third-party OTA [Online Travel Agent), a £7 per dog, per night fee will be added to your bill. We also don't accept dogs in all of our rooms, so it is essential that you pre-arrange this with us at the time of your booking to avoid disappointment.
RULES
Proudly owned by dogs ourselves, we try not to have many rules (we know that they require routine). We do however, ask:
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All dogs are kept on lead/under control in the communal areas.
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Dogs are clean & dry (including paws) before taking them to your room. (We have an outside hose, plus shower with hot water in the garage, and provide towels etc)... We even have a specialised 'doggy drier' if you feel your dog needs it/is up for the challenge!
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Dogs are not permitted in the breakfast room during the breakfast service. As long as they aren't destructive/won't get distressed left alone, they may be left in your room during breakfast, or you are welcome to dine with them in the garden/on the terrace. (During the evenings, they are welcome in both the breakfast room and adjoining conservatory/guest lounge).
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If you wish to leave your dog(s) in your room at any other time except breakfast, please always check with us first. It's their holiday too, and a dog often isn't as comfortable being left alone in a strange place as some of their owners may think [not that we actually concede we are *strange*.] In the (hopefully) unlikely case of an emergency, it is also essential that we know if there are any unattended dogs on the premises.