Dog Stuff…
We invite you and your pet to relax in our spacious, two-story farmhouse and wander among our colorful gardens and lush lawns. We welcome your pet with her/his own plush dog bed, food bowl, water dispenser and a puppy basket full of yummy treats. A large, fenced grassy paddock offers a clean, safe place to romp and play.

So that all our guests (bipeds and quadrupeds alike) can fully enjoy their visit at Glenn Country Inn, we offer the following FAQs for your information.

Q:     Where can I walk and play with my dog?

A:     We have a large, fenced, grassy paddock attached to the back lawns for puppy walking and playing. Plastic bags are available to clean up after your pet’s “walkies.”  Or, you and your pet can walk down the road, in the field behind the garage, or on our walking trails in the woods surrounding the Inn.

Q:     If I want to go out for a few (or a lot) of hours without my pet, where can I leave her?

A:    We have an arrangement with a local “Doggie Day Care Home” where your pet will get personal attention, pleasant music, and friendly companions, (as well as round trip pet taxi service to Doggie Care, if desired) all for a nominal fee. Check with your hosts about reservations, etc. "Pets are never allowed to be left alone in any room, at any time, for any reason. Pets are not allowed on any furniture especially beds and please pick up after your dogs." Cages may keep lonely dogs from damaging carpets or furniture, but it won’t keep them from disturbing other guests by barking (or whining piteously).

Q:    Can my pet friend have breakfast with us at the dining table?

A:   Yes, pets can attend breakfast, lunch or dinner with you in our pet friendly dining room.

Q:    My pet is very well trained and socialized. Can he roam freely in the Inn without a leash?

A:    Afraid not. Some guests may be intimidated or fearful of dogs that are not under direct control. We need to be sensitive to their concerns.

Q:    What about outside on the lawns?

A:    Again, the rights of other guests (two legged and four legged) have to be considered. Dogs must be kept under leash control in all common areas. The paddock is a great place to run free.

Q:    What if my dog forgets his manners and gets noisy, or is aggressive toward other guests?

A:     You may be asked to kennel your pet if he challenges other pets, frightens or intimidates other guests, or is a “barker.” If your dog behaves in a dangerous or threatening manner, he may be requested to leave the Inn.

 

You may stay, of course, if you don’t bite or snarl or bark, but he probably needs a ride home.  

Notice to all Pet owners: If your pet causes damages to the room or the common areas, a $250.00 cleaning/damage fee may apply. Pet owners are totally responsible for the actions and safety of their pets.