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and the West Dog Travel Guide, 4th Edition Published on May 1, 2007
Updated: January 1, 2008
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California Changed Sites
Big Bear Lake Changed Sites
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Alpine High Country Cafe
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909-866-1959
| Big Bear Lake, CA
41546 Big Bear Blvd
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They have a few outdoor tables and dogs are allowed to join you at these tables.
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Lake Tahoe Changed Sites
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Reel Deal Sport Fishing & Lake Tours
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530-318-6272
| Tahoe City, CA
P.O. Box 1173
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This dog-friendly fishing charter runs year-round. After your fishing trip, they will clean the fish for you. They also offer lake tours during the summer months. Rates are $75 per person during the winter and $80 per person during the summer. Dogs are allowed on both the fishing tour and the lake tours.
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Zephyr Feed & Boarding
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775-588-3907
| Stateline, NV
298 Kingsbury Grade - Suite B
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Zephyr Feed has what your pet needs. They offer safe, healthy, natural foods for your dog or your cat; such as Innova, Innova Evo, California Natural, Karma-an all organic food for dogs, Merrick, ZiwiPeak, Pinnacle Trout, Duck or Chicken formulas, Breeder's Choice Avo Natural foods, Advanced Pet Diets, Canidae, Chicken Soup for the Dog or Cat Lover's Soul, Premium Edge, and Diamond Naturals. Zephyr Feed also carries lots of snacks and treats, toys, collars, leashes and other pet supplies. They have food for birds, squirrels, hamsters and guinea pigs as well. Speical orders are welcome. So, for all of your pet needs come into Zephyr Feed located at 298 - Suite B, Kingsbury Grade, Stateline, NV, 775-588-3907.
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Monterey Changed Sites
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Best Western The Beach Resort
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831-394-3321
| Monterey, CA
2600 Sand Dunes Dr
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Dogs of all sizes are allowed. There is a $25 per night additional pet fee. For oceanside rooms the pet fee is $50 per night. Smoking and non-smoking are available for pet rooms.
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San Diego Changed Sites
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San Pasqual Winery
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858-270-7550
| San Diego, CA
5151 Santa Fe Street
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This micro-winery produces handcrafted wines in small lots from grapes grown in the Guadalupe Valley in Baja, California. They are open Saturday and Sunday for walk in complimentary wine tasting during the summer; from September 3rd to December 2nd, they are open by appointment, and then they open for regular hours again. Your pet is welcome to join you here and in the tasting room as well. They do not have any picnic facilities. Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after at all times.
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San Jose Changed Sites
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Santa Clara Dog Park
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408-615-3140
| Santa Clara, CA
888 Reed Street
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Thanks to one of our readers for letting us know about this new dog park which replaces the Brookdale Dog Park which is now closed. The Reed Street Dog Park is 1 1/2 acres in size and has two separate fenced areas for larger and smaller dogs. The park is open during daylight hours except that it is closed on Thursdays for maintenance. The dog park is located about 4 blocks north of El Camino Real on Lafayette at Reed.
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Arizona Changed Sites
Grand Canyon Changed Sites
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Grand Canyon National Park
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928-638-7888
| Grand Canyon, AZ
Hwy 64
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The Grand Canyon, located in the northwest corner of Arizona, is considered to be one of the most impressive natural splendors in the world. It is 277 miles long, 18 miles wide, and at its deepest point, is 6000 vertical feet (more than 1 mile) from rim to river. The Grand Canyon has several entrance areas, but the most popular is the South Rim. Dogs are not allowed in most areas of the North Rim of the Park. On the North Rim, the only trail that dogs are allowed on is the bridle trail from the lodge to the North Kaibab Trail (but not on the North Kaibab Trail). Dogs are not allowed on any trails below the rim, but leashed dogs are allowed on the paved rim trail. This dog-friendly trail is about 2.7 miles each way and offers excellent views of the Grand Canyon. Remember that the elevation at the rim is 7,000 feet, so you or your pup may need to rest more often than usual. Also, the weather can be very hot during the summer and can be snowing during the winter, so plan accordingly. And be sure you or your pup do not get too close to the edge! Feel like taking a tour? Well-behaved dogs are allowed on the Geology Walk. This is a one hour park ranger guided tour and consists of a leisurely walk along a 3/4 mile paved rim trail. They discuss how the Grand Canyon was created and more. The tour departs at 11am daily (weather permitting) from the Yavapai Observation Station. Pets are allowed in the Grand Canyon's Mather Campground in Grand Canyon Village, the Desert View Campground 26 miles east of the village, and, for RVs, the Trailer Village in Grand Canyon Village. Dogs must be leashed at all times in the campgrounds and may not be left unattended. There are kennels available at the South Rim. Its hours are 7:30 am to 5 pm. To make kennel reservations or for other kennel information call 928-638-0534. The Grand Canyon park entrance fee is currently $25.00 per private vehicle, payable upon entry to the park. Admission tickets are for 7 days.
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Phoenix Area Changed Sites
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The Inn at Pima
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480-948-3800
| Scottsdale, AZ
7330 N Pima Rd
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There is a $10 per night additional pet fee. Dogs are not allowed in the lobby.
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Oregon Changed Sites
Yachats Changed Sites
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Adobe Resort
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541-547-3141
| Yachats, OR
1555 US 101
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There is a $10 per day pet charge.
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