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B&q dogs in-store toilet facilities are open to customers in all stores that have customer-only facilities. In the stores that have toilet facilities for colleague use only, for the safety of colleagues and customers, b&q dogs, we continue to restrict customer access to children and those with a medical requirement or who are pregnant.

No best answer has yet been selected by Roughquest. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here. Crosswords 15 mins ago. Half way around the store an assistant asked me to leave telling me dogs were not allowed in the store! I did mention that i could not see any such sign, but just left anyhow in disgrace. Is this right?

B&q dogs

It almost always seems rather arbitrary. Pubs are particularly prescriptive. My daughter pissed all over the floor in a display tent in Go Outdoors a few months back. I was going to but I had to bite my tongue on account my other half was giving me the daggers for having the cheek to even ask him why so. She decided to wait outside with him leaving me with the unenviable task of trying to get the right product! My view is that any dog owner that needs to rely on a DIY store to get water for their dog is the one with the problem, not the shop. Why should a store provide somewhere for yor dog to wait? They probably assume that, with the exception of guide dogs, people dont bring dogs shopping. I dont think I have ever seen a dog in a shop, certainly never in the ones I sepnt 5 years working in. I took our puppy into Wickes with permission last year and she peed on the floor — the staff were great and I just cleaned it up with some of those blue paper towels they gave me. Apparently my kids took our dog into Costa with permission last week — which I did find surprising. And folk should get a proficiency test with trolleys before being allowed to use them. Leave the bloody dog at home, not their job to accommodate. Should they provide snacks for children too?

Crosswords 15 b&q dogs ago. I am merely stating there should be a sign to say, some people love to take their pets with them everywhere and why not if they are part of your family, b&q dogs, you wouldnt leave your kids outside?

Believe it or not, there are no definitive laws in the UK stating that dogs are not allowed inside shops. The trouble with customary rules, of course, is that as the years and generations pass they can become more and more ingrained. Many independent stores in the UK will already allow dogs to enter their premises, but what about high street chains? Well, the answer is that a surprising number already do. A nice boutique store is an ideal place for a dog to visit, unless your four-legged friend is the sort who likes to bark at themselves in the mirror. For the shop staff, being able to spend time talking to someone who is always cheerful and has no real interest in or need for any of the products they sell will probably also prove to be a welcome change. Browse their lovely homeware, clothing, gifts, and more, with your dog by your side.

Our in-store toilet facilities are open to customers in all stores that have customer-only facilities. In the stores that have toilet facilities for colleague use only, for the safety of colleagues and customers, we continue to restrict customer access to children and those with a medical requirement or who are pregnant. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome in all of our stores. To check what services are available in specific stores e. You can also check opening hours, services and facilities available at our stores.

B&q dogs

But what about when it comes to shopping, taking public transport, or going on holiday? Unfortunately, there are always going to be some restrictions on where you can take your dog, and for what purpose? Therefore, set your expectations accordingly — and ask at the door if you can! That said, there is a law in place that will prevent your dog from entering spaces where food is being stored and prepared. This way, you can avoid disappointment by getting halfway down the street — only to turn around! Which shops in the UK allow dogs?

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I made this mistake 7 years ago when I tied my dog up for 5 mins outside a shop and someone took him. I work in a food store and recently 2 ladies came in with a small dog in kind of a pram thing. White stuff and fat face are fantastic with dogs. From the minute you walk through our doors to the exciting moment you make that next career move, we're here to help you make the most of every opportunity. Rq, I do know what you mean. There should be better provision for dog owners. Read more about our learning and development programmes. Oh, and I do agree with the fact you would not let your kids pet strange dogs as their behaviour can be unpredictable, i for one dont like it when people just come up and pet my dog, it can get annoying when you are trying to train your dog as people keep interrupting! There are also some additional rules for escalators and areas where food is served and eaten. Trade business customers can open a trade account with Trade UK. In addition to up to 60 days free credit, it offers benefits including online account management and extra cards for employees. Browse their lovely homeware, clothing, gifts, and more, with your dog by your side.

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In France they are regularly taken into shops and restaurants, even supermarkets. Leave the bloody dog at home, not their job to accommodate. The best place is Pets at Home where we go so I can weigh her. Not only are Flying Tiger dog friendly, but they have a great range of pet products for you to choose from, including toys, water bowls, coats and seasonal outfits and accessories. Liberty's department store in London allows you to take your dog in to their store and they sell antiques and expensive clothes and perfume and china.. If you are able to ask the manager of the store in question then you will be able to find out for sure but failing that, it may be easier and safer to leave your pooch at home. Full details can be found on our appliance aftercare page. To check what services are available in specific stores e. Should they provide snacks for children too? Perhaps unsurprisingly, dogs seem to love going in these. But we sell food and that is the only reason I told her.