Wippie
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I'm assuming you mean Vancouver ISLAND as there's no ferry from Seattle to Vancouver. The Clipper leaves Seattle but is passenger only and allows crated animals. There's also ferries from Port Angeles and Anacortes to Victoria on Vancouver Island and from Tsawwssen in BC to both Victoria and Nanaimo. And from Victoria you can also take a ferry to Horseshoe Bay in North Vancouver.
Dogs are allowed on the ferries but only on the car deck levels. Some of the BC ferries also have dog areas - a little room where can let the dog run around in while you relax in there reading a book or whatever. You can also just put a leash on your dog and wander up and down the lanes of cars and up and down to the other car decks.
I'm assuming you mean Vancouver ISLAND as there's no ferry from Seattle to Vancouver. The Clipper leaves Seattle but is passenger only and allows crated animals. There's also ferries from Port Angeles and Anacortes to Victoria on Vancouver Island and from Tsawwssen in BC to both Victoria and Nanaimo. And from Victoria you can also take a ferry to Horseshoe Bay in North Vancouver.
Dogs are allowed on the ferries but only on the car deck levels. Some of the BC ferries also have dog areas - a little room where can let the dog run around in while you relax in there reading a book or whatever. You can also just put a leash on your dog and wander up and down the lanes of cars and up and down to the other car decks.
Just moved my 4 month old Dog outside, will he be okay?
Sunny G
He is a Black Labrador and since I got him he has slept in his crate, I decided since the weather is more clear (Vancouver, BC) , we should move him to a dog house outdoors. Just wondering will he be fine?
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Move him outside, as in permanently? Night & day?
Since he has slept in his crate in your home all this time, why keep him outside? If it's in a fenced enclosure several hours a day to get fresh air, fine.
But don't make him an "outside " dog. You'll be undoing the bond you created since you got him, and he won't understand why all of a sudden he has to be kept separate from he rest of you.
Move him outside, as in permanently? Night & day?
Since he has slept in his crate in your home all this time, why keep him outside? If it's in a fenced enclosure several hours a day to get fresh air, fine.
But don't make him an "outside " dog. You'll be undoing the bond you created since you got him, and he won't understand why all of a sudden he has to be kept separate from he rest of you.
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