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A Pet-Friendly Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast
Justin Trails is a great place for you to enjoy your pet! Petiquette for everyone’s health, happiness and safety:
- Please keep your dog on a leash around the Wisconsin Bed and Brekafast compound. No matter how friendly, some of us are afraid of any size dog.
- Please, no marking territory on shrubs. The landscaped area around the buildings is not for frolicking dogs. There are 210 acres of grassy and forested area for wonderful running, playing catch, etc. Your pet may be unleashed in the open fields west of the Sparta Cabins buildings. The field between our buildings and the road is not our property.
- Please “pooper-scooper” pick-up after your dog and deposit in the Waste Management dumpster on the west end of the barn.
- We have extra pet towels. The white towels are for human guests.
- Please have your pet groomed before bringing him/her to the Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast.
- When packing, bring your dog’s favorite food/water dishes, blanket, toy(s), extra leash, food and bed or crate. We expect that your dog be protected for kennelcough, the same as if you boarded your dog at a kennel.
- A $15/pet/night fee applies to all pets.
- We have a number of friendly outdoor cats that have a home in the east end of barn known as the Cat Inn. They appreciate not being chased up the nearest tree by a barking dog.
| From the Dog Journals: GREAT PLACE FOR DOGS! I loved the snowshoe trail and chasing down the tubing hill! I found Dusty and Rusty confusing at first, but they seem great. They look like they could be a relative except for that long neck. Thank you for offering the opportunity to run and play, off-leash. I had the time of my life. Sincerely, Pippin the Standard Poodle At first we weren't sure what was going on when our people put our food and beds in that fast-moving-thing. I got to stick my head out the window. Wow, I am a fast dog. Then we go to this place with lots of smells. Sniff, sniff...Cats! Sniff, sniff...mmm good people food! When we woke up our people put us in this rope thing. Then they let us pull them around, with long wood sticks on their feet. Very very fun. Our people laughed and screamed alot. I am a strong dog. After food we went for a long walk. I got to sniff AND I picked up a piece of corn. I teased everyone with it, but no one could get me. I am a funny dog. Then our people got sad when we had to pack up the fast-moving-thing to leave. We liked this fun place. We will bring our people back here again! Bye Bye Cats and nice people. Otis & Zoey |
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| George and Heidi, our Siberian Huskies, have their own kennel west of the barn. If you do not have a pet with you, you are welcome to take them for a walk. They must be on a leash at all times. It is a Husky’s genetic makeup to wander, chase cats, squirrels or any small animal including deer. Our mission is to honor the land, environment and create a healing refuge for recreation, relaxation and rejuvenation for our guests. We support rural, sustainable tourism by promoting local vendors who live and provide guests with recreation, food and lodging in the hills and valleys of southwest Wisconsin also known as the Driftless region. Have a great vacation with your pet at Justin Trails! Need doggie day care in the Minneapolis area? Contact Katie La Brosse at www.ppdogdaycare.com Need animal training in the Chicagoland area? Contact Jamie Damato at http://animalsense.com/index.php | |||||||||
