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chrissa1 | 20:49 Sun 04th Mar 2012 | Travel
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Can you take a dog on a train? TIA
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Prudie, isn't it because they do their business on beaches and in parks? That wouldn't happen on a train.
Haha No I wasn;t suggesting that he SIT on a seat, or even Chrissa booked an extra seat for the room, I was just thinking if its busy then the dog would be a bit in the way (obviously the comfort of the dog is paramount though!) But then I suppose the timing of your journey could indicate how busy it would be...
I would rather sit on a train with a load of dogs than a load of people ;o).
Seem to remember you needed a dog ticket at one time but mine have gone free on train and Tube. Bus companies can charge for any dog. Others will let a dog you can carry travel free.
Unless he's got a Rover ticket
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Groad x-ray!! Also Zacs-master, I didn't get your quip until later last night. Sorry.
At least you don't have to be subjected to the dog's musical tastes blasted out at you.
I always take my dog on trains and have done with previous dogs. I have never had any problems, and he's fairly big. People often make a fuss of him and bend down for a quick pat as they get on and off the train, and he gets loads of smiles. And you don't have to pay. I don't drive, so it's ideal for me.
Me too and he always got a positive response from people. He was a JR cross and sat on my lap and got stroked lots.
I think most people see it as a novelty as I very rarely see other dogs when he's with me.
Do NOT drive to London. It is very expensive to park there. As long as your dog does not make a mess on the train then it should be welcome. If you are coming from the midlands area then this company is best:

www.londonmidland.com
Of course you may take a dog on the train, as long as the other passengers don't mind the smell. Go easy on the onions, maybe go for ketchup instead.
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Nice one OG. I'm actually going to stay with my daughter in Surrey so I think I Will drive down from Northumberland. Got breakdown cover so shoud be ok and Toby can sleep the journey away in the back.

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