Pet Friendly Destinations: Scotland’s Code of Etiquette

Living In Scotland With Pets

One of our Pet Relocation Specialists recently took a vacation to Scotland, and she returned with some great stories about how pet friendly a place it is (more on her experiences later).

Before we go into detail, we thought we'd offer a quick overview of how they welcome pups on the other side of the Atlantic -- and welcome pet owners to exercise good judgment for the sake of everyone.

Scotland is known for its incredible scenery, and it sounds like the various nature and canine councils realize that many people love including their dogs in their countryside wanderings. That's why a dog owner's guide has been outlined for citizens and visitors that advises people about their privileges and suggested etiquette in a way that celebrates pet-friendliness while promoting respect of the landscape, as well.

Here are a few selections from the Scottish Outdoor Access Code:

Sounds like Scotland is working to provide a good balance between inclusiveness and peaceful coexistence as far as dogs go. Not every area of the world has to worry about fields of vegetables and bird-populated lochs, so it's smart of them to take the lead and attempt to educate visitors.

Have you ever come across any kind of rules, codes, or guidelines as you traveled with your pets? Have out found any countries to be as welcoming (yet sensible) as Scotland? Feel free to share your pet travel stories with us, and stay tuned for more information about pet friendly Scotland.

Thinking about moving to Scotland (or somewhere else) with your pet? Contact us to discuss your safe pet shipping options. 

 

Editor's Note: This post was originally published in August 2012 and has been updated with new information.

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