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greetings all! Murphy here. recently I spent a week at a posh dog spa. I'd like to share some travel tips with all of you. |
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New england winters are beautiful. Keep an eye out for establishments that offer such amenities as a fenced in exercise area (to keep out the riff-raff). |
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While relaxing and pondering my next move - I like to stretch my paws out to catch all the warm updrafts. Attentive SPA personnel will occasionally come by and massage my back and offer small treats. |
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considerate innkeepers will arrange these contemplative stations within handy proximity to a cozy heating unit. |
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in my experience, all the best establishments have comfy perches from which one can watch the comings ang goings of the world. |
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first of all, make sure you bring some of your favorite things along with you. |
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An open kitchen arrangement is a must! Any discerning canine traveler will want to pay strict attention as his (or her) meals are prepared. This particular spa had just such a lookout, thoughtfully arranged with a soft fleece throw. |
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one last piece of advice - Even with all the fine food, constant (but not intrusive) attention, and the many outdoor activities, don't be surprised if you miss your pack every now and then. |
there's no place like home.. |
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flexibility and a desire to accommodate the canine traveler is the hallmark of a top notch dog Spa. If one wants to recline in a meditation room, for instance, it will be facilitated with ease. |
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It's always squirrel and chipmunk season in the northeast. Ask the concierge to tell you where the best spots are to bag some big game. |
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never eat your food right away! Instead, wait for the spa staff to add "mix-ins" like ham, cheese, pasta, or meatballs. yum! |
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