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Posted: Sun Oct 8, 2023 9:28pm
Chris77 wrote on Fri Oct 6, 2023 4:54pm:
Well, that’s really surprising. Thanks very much.
Unfortunately the owner of the restaurant or bar has the final say in whether dogs are allowed inside the premises but the terraces have to be available. They must also comply with AC byelaws and some communities differ
Always check first.
Posted: Sun Oct 8, 2023 10:04pm
Terrypdm wrote on Sun Oct 8, 2023 9:28pm:
Unfortunately the owner of the restaurant or bar has the final say in whether dogs are allowed inside the premises but the terraces have to be available. They must also comply with AC byelaws and some communities differ
Always check first.
Thanks for this, Terry. Most appreciated.
Posted: Sun Oct 8, 2023 10:15pm
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Much as I like dogs; I'm glad it's the owner of the premises who decides who comes in. Nobody wants a drooling dog watching you eat every mouthful in a restaurant - as I have seen happen on open terraces so often, and dogs in garden centres peeing up the trees and plants lol
Posted: Sun Oct 8, 2023 10:22pm
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Christine 78 wrote on Sun Oct 8, 2023 10:15pm:
Much as I like dogs; I'm glad it's the owner of the premises who decides who comes in. Nobody wants a drooling dog watching you eat every mouthful in a restaurant - as I have seen happen on open terraces so often, and dogs in garden centres peeing up the trees and plants lol
Not really anything to do with the original posting 🤔
Posted: Mon Oct 9, 2023 1:06am
eduardo3332 wrote on Sun Oct 8, 2023 10:22pm:
Not really anything to do with the original posting 🤔
Someone in reply to the OP gave a link to a MurciaToday summary of the new rules
but that summary omitted some important provisos. So my post is relevant to the OP.. Another example of a lack of detail in the new rules is public transport operatora must carry dogs....but is that in the interior of the bus or in a dòg carrier in the luggage hold
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Posted: Mon Oct 9, 2023 10:10am
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Terrypdm wrote on Mon Oct 9, 2023 1:06am:
Someone in reply to the OP gave a link to a MurciaToday summary of the new rules
but that summary omitted some important provisos. So my post is relevant to the OP.. Another example of a lack of detail in the new rules is public transport operatora must carry dogs....but is that in the interior of the bus or in a dòg carrier in the luggage hold...
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If you look who I was replying to you will see it's nothing to do with your post 🤔
Terrypdm wrote on Mon Oct 9, 2023 1:06am:
Someone in reply to the OP gave a link to a MurciaToday summary of the new rules
but that summary omitted some important provisos. So my post is relevant to the OP.. Another example of a lack of detail in the new rules is public transport operatora must carry dogs....but is that in the interior of the bus or in a dòg carrier in the luggage hold...
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Have a read here............
However
'In the case of private establishments, the decision of the owner of the premises on whether or not to permit pets will always prevail'
Roland wrote on Mon Oct 9, 2023 10:17am:
Have a read here............
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'In the case of private establishments, the decision of the owner of the premises on whether or not to permit pets will always prevail'
I belive private establishments mean private houses not bars & restaurants!
Posted: Mon Oct 9, 2023 12:07pm
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Mj55 wrote on Mon Oct 9, 2023 11:46am:
I belive private establishments mean private houses not bars & restaurants!
Not at all Roland is correct and having owned 3 restaurants in Spain the owner has the right to refuse entry to people, dogs, cats or wherever they wish. It is their business if they wish to allow a person in with a dog that is their choice but not many will, bars that have space may allow them in to attract trade as but I dont imagine you would get an al la carte meal 🙂
eduardo3332 wrote on Mon Oct 9, 2023 12:07pm:
Not at all Roland is correct and having owned 3 restaurants in Spain the owner has the right to refuse entry to people, dogs, cats or wherever they wish. It is their business if they wish to allow a person in with a dog that is their choice but not many will, bars that have space may allow them i...
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...n to attract trade as but I dont imagine you would get an al la carte meal 🙂
So if you’re right, the new law has changed nothing since proprietors have always had the ability to allow or disallow dogs entry. What in your view is the main thrust of this aspect of the new law?
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