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Casa de Amigos Animal Hotel
Monterey
Since 1970, Casa de Amigos Animal Hotel has been a trusted lodging option for dogs and cats on the Monterey Peninsula. Recently, the hotel underwent significant improvements under new ownership and management.
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Monterey
"Dawg Gone It in Monterey, Monterey County, is a cutting-edge, all-encompassing pet haven designed to meet every furry friend's needs while their owners are away.
Read moreHappy Pets Sitting Services
Seaside
Happy Pets Sitting Services offers top-notch pet care services for the Monterey Peninsula, spanning from Carmel to Pacific Grove. Owner Lucinda, a seasoned professional in the industry since 1993, excels in providing specialized care for animals with unique needs.
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8 dog-friendly cabins in Monterey and Big Sur
8 dog-friendly cabins across Monterey and Big Sur, from Big Sur to Pacific Grove, drawn from DogTrekker's directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties.
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Central Coast nesting season: a dog owner’s calendar
Month-by-month guide to Central Coast beach closures for snowy plover nesting, plus dog-friendly beaches that stay open March through September.
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An easy California dog trip for seniors
California suits seniors traveling with dogs when the trip is built around short drives, easy walks, cooler weather and stops with clear pet rules.
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California’s best dog-friendly resorts
Resorts are different from hotels. A hotel is somewhere you sleep between activities. A resort is the activity — grounds you can walk for an hour, restaurants and bars on the property, water access, real space for a dog to…
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Dog-friendly Bay Area spring getaways under 2 hours
Five spring dog-friendly escapes under two hours from San Francisco or Oakland: Half Moon Bay and Pescadero, Healdsburg and the Russian River, Calistoga and upper Napa, Bodega Bay and the Sonoma Coast, and Santa Cruz on the edge of Monterey…
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Dog-friendly Big Sur: what’s allowed and what’s not
State parks ban dogs from Big Sur trails, but beaches on Los Padres National Forest land welcome leashed dogs. We map the off-limits parks, the beaches where dogs can run, and dog-friendly lodging across every budget.
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