Dogs
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Hello
we are thinking of moving to Northern Spain but are not sure that there are many options for dog walking. Lots of people have dogs but we tried to find a forest walk for us (we didn't have our dogs) and not much luck. We also know that lots of the beaches have restrictions as well. We are used to taking our dogs out everyday for about an hour not just to the village square at night time.
Are there worlds and parks and countryside that are free to roam.
Looking forward to hearing from those with happy four legged friends.
Gail
we are thinking of moving to Northern Spain but are not sure that there are many options for dog walking. Lots of people have dogs but we tried to find a forest walk for us (we didn't have our dogs) and not much luck. We also know that lots of the beaches have restrictions as well. We are used to taking our dogs out everyday for about an hour not just to the village square at night time.
Are there worlds and parks and countryside that are free to roam.
Looking forward to hearing from those with happy four legged friends.
Gail

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I've been a registered dog breeder with my own prefix since the 1970's with the British Kennel Club,had a Kennels business both in UK & Spain.I simply cannot imagine why British dog owners want to exercise their pets along a beach.I have always lived at the coast in England,Scotland & here but,although I have walked them along the prom.would never take them onto the actual beach.The sand is bad for their paws as is sharp shells & pebbles & sea water is dreadful for their coats.And I would also be thinking of the people who later want to enjoy the same area.Would you actually like to sit down over a patch that a dog has done a wee on?I can only applaud the Spanish for outlawing their pristine beaches for our canine friends.I had to exercise German Shepherds as well as small breeds & there are plenty of places to do so which is teaching them good behaviour at the same time.I get angry when I see undisciplined pets with owners who simply let them run wild.Gail, I am sure you are not like those & I hope you enjoy living here,as will your pets.

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I've been a registered dog breeder with my own prefix since the 1970's with the British Kennel Club,had a Kennels business both in UK & Spain.I simply cannot imagine why British dog owners want to exercise their pets along a beach.I have always lived at the coast in England,Scotland & here but,although I have walked them along the prom.would never take them onto the actual beach.The sand is bad for their paws as is sharp shells & pebbles & sea water is dreadful for their coats.And I would also be thinking of the people who later want to enjoy the same area.Would you actually like to sit down over a patch that a dog has done a wee on?I can only applaud the Spanish for outlawing their pristine beaches for our canine friends.I had to exercise German Shepherds as well as small breeds & there are plenty of places to do so which is teaching them good behaviour at the same time.I get angry when I see undisciplined pets with owners who simply let them run wild.Gail, I am sure you are not like those & I hope you enjoy living here,as will your pets.

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Hello
we are thinking of moving to Northern Spain but are not sure that there are many options for dog walking. Lots of people have dogs but we tried to find a forest walk for us (we didn't have our dogs) and not much luck. We also know that lots of the beaches have restrictions as well. We are used to taking our dogs out everyday for about an hour not just to the village square at night time.
Are there worlds and parks and countryside that are free to roam.
Looking forward to hearing from those with happy four legged friends.
Gail
we are thinking of moving to Northern Spain but are not sure that there are many options for dog walking. Lots of people have dogs but we tried to find a forest walk for us (we didn't have our dogs) and not much luck. We also know that lots of the beaches have restrictions as well. We are used to taking our dogs out everyday for about an hour not just to the village square at night time.
Are there worlds and parks and countryside that are free to roam.
Looking forward to hearing from those with happy four legged friends.
Gail
