right ive decided im commng up to 27 and its about time i had a holiday and id love to find some where to take jack to (not going with out him) i can find lots of info on the net but would prefer to go some where recomended as i dont want my first holiday since i was a kid to be ruined by it being pants
i live in the midlands dont have transport so would need to rely on good public transport to get where ever,
can any one recomend some where doggy friendly we would both enjoy?
going to be brave and go on my own as well
doggy holidays?
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http://www.golden-acre.com/index.htm
this has been suggested to me and my family we are going in the summer, also hoeseasons are good reccomendation on that one too, welcome cottages also. Enjoy!!!!
this has been suggested to me and my family we are going in the summer, also hoeseasons are good reccomendation on that one too, welcome cottages also. Enjoy!!!!
CockerCharlie wrote:http://www.golden-acre.com/index.htm
Looks fab for a dogs holiday , does anyone know of a place like this but in Wales ?
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Re: doggy holidays?
Nothing wrong with that, as that's exactly what Ellie and I will be doing later in the year. I would rather go on holiday with her than anyone else anyway!emma-louise wrote:
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