Wolf-wolf: Top 10 cites going to the dogs

Saturday, 24 May, 2007 0

If you’ve ever wondered about the Top 10 dog-friendly vacation cities in North America, DogFriendly.com has the answer.

Boston is No. 1, followed by Vancouver, New York, San Francisco, Austin, Portland, Northern Virginia, Orlando,  San Diego and Dallas/Fort Worth.

If you wonder how this is all determined, DogFriendly says researchers take into account the number and quality of dog-friendly accommodations, transportation, beaches, parks, attractions, stores, dining “and other things to do with your dog.”

In Boston, for example, leashed dogs can help explore the Freedom Trail. Leashed dogs are also welcome on the subway.

San Diego has off-leash dog beaches, and in Orlando, visitors can dine at Sam Snead’s Restaurant where former Governor Jeb Bush signed the doggy dining law.

Report by David Wilkening



 

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