Pet Friendly Guidelines
- Every Dog Must Be Identified And On A Leash. Law 154 Prohibits Keeping Dogs Loose In Public Places.
- Dogs Should Have Their Vaccinations Up To Date. The Rabies Vaccine Is Mandatory.
- Avoid Going Out With Puppies Less Than 4 Months Old. They Need 3 Boosters Of Vaccines, 1 Every 27 Days, And Can Easily Infect Other Dogs.
- Dogs Should Be On Flea And Tick Prevention.
- Before Arriving At The Premises, You Need To Take The Dog Out To Potty. You Should Also Bring ‘Poop Bags’ To Collect Feces In Case Of Any Accident.
- Before Arriving At The Premises, Try To Walk The Dog Or Exercise It So That It Is Tired And Has A Better Behavior.
- Respect Other Customers’ Space. Not Everyone Wants To Share With Pets.
- Pets Are The Sole Responsibility Of The Guardian, And Employees And/Or Businesses Have No Responsibility To Monitor Them. If You Have To Use The Sanitary Services It Is Your Responsibility To Take Care Of The Pet.
- Try NOT To Feed The Pet In Public Places Except For Water, As It May Have A Reaction To The Food Consumed.
- Dogs That Are Aggressive Or Show Aggression Will Not Be Allowed.
- Businesses Can Reserve The Right Of Admission.
- Businesses Must Provide Dishes With Water. After Being Used By A Pet, They Should Wash It And Provide Clean Water.
- If A Business Does Not Allow Pets To Enter, Under No Circumstances The Pet Should Be Left Inside The Car.
- The “Pet Friendly” Regulation Applies To Domestic Pets (Dogs, Cats) NOT Exotic Animals.
- Service Animals Are Not The Same As “Pet Friendly”. Service Animals Are Trained To Perform A Particular Function And Are Protected Under The ADA. You Can Read The ADA Here.
