The Coffee House

[Dean_Gretsch]

And now that I read your full post, I assume this class covers that certification lol.

 

[smoke665]

@Gary A. We also have the same arguments at restaurants with Sadie. She is far and away better behaved then a lot of unruly kids when parents seem to think it's okay for them to disrupt other diners. There is a restaurant in Gatlinburg, Three Jimmy's, that has an outdoor covered dining area that allows pets. The food is great and the wait staff always makes a fuss over Sadie, bringing her little samples of their fabulous rolls, and her own bowl of water. Sadie gives them a "four paw" rating

 

[waday]

I believe it does, because the day allots for safety/intros/etc. They are providing all of the required hiking/trekking gear, but we provide everything else.

I'm definitely nervous about it, but also very excited.

 

[davidharmier60]

Dave isn't quite sure how he did it but he got 5 hours and approximately 3 minutes.
Trish insists that the whole floor gets mopped tomorrow morning. She says wet floors are ok as long as we have enough signs. Wet footprints are among the ugliest the floor gets. Should be a real hoot!


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[Dean_Gretsch]

I am at work now, but if you will send a pm with dates and details, I will see how the schedule is. Thanks!

 

[Gary A.]

@Gary A. We also have the same arguments at restaurants with Sadie. She is far and away better behaved then a lot of unruly kids when parents seem to think it's okay for them to disrupt other diners. There is a restaurant in Gatlinburg, Three Jimmy's, that has an outdoor covered dining area that allows pets. The food is great and the wait staff always makes a fuss over Sadie, bringing her little samples of their fabulous rolls, and her own bowl of water. Sadie gives them a "four paw" rating

Dogs are allowed in restaurant patios. Because of the weather, restaurants with patios are extremely common ... and everywhere. Many places without patios will set up water bowls by the doors. Some restaurants out here have dog menu's available for our four legged friends. I remember a vet who asked if his black friend was allowed in ... the answer was "Of Course." He walked in with his pooch. It was pretty amusing.

 

[terri32 3]

^^That's been our experience, as well. Dogs are nearly always allowed on patios, still on the leash, of course. They are nearly always content to lay quietly under their parents' chairs or table and bother no one, while the little kids run around freely (and often loudly).

For me, having them around is the epitome of the "family dining" restaurant. If you want no kids OR pets, there's another level available.

 

[tirediron]

^^That's been our experience, as well. Dogs are nearly always allowed on patios, still on the leash, of course. They are nearly always content to lay quietly under their parents' chairs or table and bother no one, while the little kids run around freely (and often loudly).

For me, having them around is the epitome of the "family dining" restaurant. If you want no kids OR pets, there's another level available.

This is what I enjoyed about so many of the small-town pubs in the UK; dogs were common (and generally quiet and well-behaved), children much less so.

 

[snowbear114 45]

I'm staying home today, trying to get healed a little more.

I'm doing some research (not photography) and everything is a jammin' video. I'm not a jammin' millennial - I can read and I have an attention span longer than 35 seconds.

 

[snowbear114 45]

Portland, ME is a very dog-friendly city.

 

[smoke665]

I find myself shaking my head wondering what they were thinking. On a drug store sign in my state.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

^^That's been our experience, as well. Dogs are nearly always allowed on patios, still on the leash, of course. They are nearly always content to lay quietly under their parents' chairs or table and bother no one, while the little kids run around freely (and often loudly).

For me, having them around is the epitome of the "family dining" restaurant. If you want no kids OR pets, there's another level available.

This is what I enjoyed about so many of the small-town pubs in the UK; dogs were common (and generally quiet and well-behaved), children much less so.

 

[davidharmier60]

Dad and Sister left a while ago to go to the VA. For yet ANOTHER eye operation. I'm trying to figure out what to eat for lunch.
Such is life as I know it.

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[Dean_Gretsch]

Korean restaurants are ok with dogs too, but they are more likely to be ON the menu.

 

[snowbear114 45]

Well, the work Fire/EMS Department did it again . . . rescued a kitty from the basement of a burning building.

Very short (0:35) twitter video: Mark Brady on Twitter