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Airbnb allows each host to decide whether or not they’ll allow pets into their home. Some hosts don’t allow pets because of allergies, others. For example, many Airbnb hosts allow dogs but not cats, both because of allergies and since the smell from cat urine is harder to manage. Still not sure? If you’re hosting several Airbnbs, consider allowing pets only on certain properties. Start with the ones that have a yard or patio, those near.
 
 

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Travel Rewards. Under Armour. Enjoy your stay in an Dohs with your pet and thanks for being a considerate user, who ensures that pet-friendly Airbnbs continue to welcome pets! Yes, I was wondering the same thing. It really has been a game changer!

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My guests love her. Still I do not allow other dogs. While my dog is low key, clean, never pees inside, never gets on furniture, many dogs are not, especially if a 5 month old pup. I am grateful for those hosts who do allow my dog because I like to travel with her. Jane Don’t allow pets. I did when I first started my listing three years ago but stopped allowing pets after just four months. Too many people do not respect your dog rules, thinking that their pet is a precious angel.

I own dogs myself but this did not influence me in my initial decision. I just thought that I would get more bookings if I allowed pets. Not so Now, when I did allow dogs this is what some of the dogs did even though I had specific rules just like you did:.

I have a dog too, but I don’t allow her into my own accommodation EVER as she occasionally shakes her head vigorously and the potential of having drooly splats on the walls is a real danger. But she is lovely, housetrained, hardly hairy, doesn’t go on furniture and never chews anything! But at home I have to wipe the walls sometimes I would not take her to anyone’s accommodation.

Have hosted other dogs, not many but a few. Am extremely reluctant to do so as I had a woman with two large dogs a few years back who left muddy trails on very expensive rugs and dog mess all over my lovely garden, five day’s worth times two dogs equals a lot of mess. Then complained about nonsensical things and paid less. I love dogs but I don’t love extra cleaning. Actually I love my own drooly hound but as dog owners we are allowed to love their faults as well!

As accommodation owners we do not have to. Jane – the key to good pet management is to vett the owners. Don’t allow anyone to book unless they have proved to you that they are responsible. You will be surprised, if you charge a pet fee, how many people will suddenly book elsewhere. This is a red flag of a bad owner who is unwilling to pay for the privledge of traveling with their dog and refuses to pay the kennel to board them. If we get passed that, we have a bunch of questions:. Of the 2 dozen inquiries we’ve gotten for people traveling with dogs, more than half have failed to book.

Those that did come, were perfect creatures. Quiet, respectful and thankful that they are will their owners and with hosts that appreciate them for their good manners.

We’ve loved having each and every one. You should add a security deposit for any damages that may happen as a result of the dog.

Imagine, if you will, that the new guest has change in his diet while travelling You need the deposit to pay for carpets to be cleaned, extra labor for scrubbing and clean up, and for replacement if that “mistake” should happen on the bed the owners swore the dog never gets on! Good luck and I’m so sorry you’ve had this first encounter with owners who are probably in over their heads. Alice-and-Jeff0 , this is all brilliant. Thank you for taking the time to post all the details, I will save it somewhere as it is a super helpful answer to give!

Everyone thinks their dog is the lovliest, best behaved dog in the world – it’s a domesticated animal, no more than that. Trying to guarantee its behaviour is pointless. My husband and I are also total newbies and had debated the dog question, thinking we would attract more visitors that way, too. After reading all these very helpful comments from everyone I think we are now decided against it.

Having read this thread, I wanted to take ‘Pets Allowed’ off my listing but It appears on my ad in ‘amenities’ but isn’t there in the settings and selections ever since Airbnb changed things. I have looked everywhere. We have an apartment over our detached garage and guests come and go through our gate and through the back yard to the apartment entrance. One of them barks, but won’t bite, but it is still intimidating for her to come barking at you. So far, we have been vigilant about making sure that the dogs are in the house when guests come and go, however, it is really difficult to predict when the guests will be going through the yard and last night, one of our dogs was out and she nipped at a guest.

It was late at night and the guest went to pet her. My question is, do you have any ideas on how to have guests let us know when they are coming or going so that I make sure that the dogs are in? All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Dog owners. Jane in Langport, United Kingdom. Level 1. Re: Dog owners. Roz4 in Auckland, New Zealand. Level Reply Loading Steve in Limerick, Ireland.

Hello Jane , If your really feel that you wnat to welcome guests with dogs you can add a security deposit to your pricing. David in Como, CO. Simple answer is not to allow dogs in an unsupervised situation like yours. You can put a claim in through the Resoultion Center for your extra costs and see Level 3. Linda in La Quinta, CA. Monica4 in Ormstown, Canada.

Now, when I did allow dogs this is what some of the dogs did even though I had specific rules just like you did: – chew into a windowsill – chew into the insulation of the neutral wire coming out of my electric panel in the sunporch had been left in there alone – took tupperware out of the bottom kitchen cupboard and chewed it. Do you really want to host guests with pets? Sandra in Daylesford, Australia. Alice-and-Jeff0 in Durham, NC. If we get passed that, we have a bunch of questions: What kind of dog?

If they don’t know basic questions, red flag. Plus if they’re bringing a Great Dane, St. Bernard, or some other giant breed, our house is just not equipped for that so we have to decline.

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