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Living in the city doesn't necessarily mean that our canine friends won't be able to have fun off-leash, or enjoy the perks of living in a cosmopolitan area. Some dog owners are lucky enough to live in very pet-friendly cities indeed; in cities where our pets have access to parks, beaches, restaurants, public transport, and accommodation, just like we do.
These places do exist, so if you're thinking about visiting (or even moving) to another city and you want to make sure your dog will be welcomed, click through and check out your best options.
There are thousands of dogs registered here. Vancouver canine residents have a city prepared to cater to their needs, and they love it!
But perhaps even better than being allowed in a restaurant or public transport is having access to all the surrounding nature. You won't have to go far to enjoy a gorgeous hike with your pooch.
Did someone mention beaches for dogs? Tel Aviv has them! Parks for dogs? Sure! And how about movie nights for dogs? Absolutely! The Israeli city is truly dog-friendly in every aspect.
There is even a municipal membership service for dogs, where owners have access to information on nearby facilities, vets, and parks, among other things.
New York City has a number of pet-friendly hotels, so you won't have problems finding accommodation when traveling with your pooch. This includes the five-star Loews Regency, among others.
Of course, Central Park is a hot spot for canines to get away from the concrete jungle. And if you feel like going shopping, don't worry: there are many pet-friendly department stores in the city. These include Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale’s, and Saks Fifth Avenue.
While most main beaches don't allow dogs, the Aussie city caters to them by having dedicated beaches for the pooches.
Head north and you'll find Rowland Reserve, the city's most popular dog beach, as well as the pet-friendly Flora and Ritchie Roberts Reserve.
Japan is a dog-loving country. There's even a statue of Dr. Hidesaburo and his faithful dog Hachiko, who famously waited for his owner for over nine years following his death.
Tokyo has a bit of everything for dogs, including numerous parks and...fashion! Head to Snobbish Babies and get your pooch a cute outfit.
Boasting 14 off-leash parks, Seattle is hands down one of the best cities for dogs in the US. Magnuson Park is one of the most popular spots.
And for those who just want to take their dogs out for a walk or a hike in nature, Seattle will also have plenty of options to choose from.
Prague is an uber cool European destination, and probably one of the few where you have an historical art-house movie theater where dogs are allowed! At Aero, you can enjoy a good indie film in the company of your four-legged friend.
And then, of course, you have plenty of nice areas to take your dog for a walk, such as the city's historical center and Letna Park.
Berlin might be one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe, and dogs are certainly included in the life of Berliners.
All public transport in the city is pet-friendly, so you can take your pooch with you everywhere!
Romans do love their dogs, and they're certainly welcomed in most places in the Italian capital.
Nearby Baubeach is a essentially a beach for people with dogs. Here, pooches can roam free, play, and have lots of fun!
In a country where the Queen has had Corgis all her life and the prime minister goes jogging with his pooch, it's only natural that the capital caters to dogs.
London is indeed a dog-friendly city. There are plenty of parks, you can take your pooch on public transport, and there are numerous pubs and restaurants that accept dogs.
From off-leash parks to beaches, San Francisco is a great city for dogs. Golden Gate Park, for instance, has four off-leash areas.
Dogs are seriously celebrated in San Francisco. DogFest and the Pet Pride Day Festival are two of the main canine events in the city.
The city is as dog-friendly as it gets. Head to Parc Bertrand and let your pooch roam free in its fenced area.
Dog ownership was taken so seriously by the Swiss government that, until 2017, dog owners had to attend an obligatory training course! The government no longer has this requirement in place.
Parisian dogs can walk into most brasseries and boutiques, like any human would. In fact, they're welcome in most places.
Paris boasts many incredible parks where our four-legged friends can enjoy a bit of nature in the city. Bois de Boulogne and Bois de Vincennes are just a few examples.
Unlike many other cities, in Amsterdam dogs are allowed in most places. Those that don't allow dogs usually have a sign (think mostly galleries and museums).
The Dutch like their pooches, and you'll sure find many happy dogs around, playing in every corner of the city.
Dogs are certainly happy in Toronto. With plenty of parks to take your pooch for a walk on- and off-leash, the city is very welcoming for dogs.
Toronto is home to PawsWay, the permanent home of the Purina Animal Hall of Fame, where animals are recognized for their remarkable acts of courage and heroism.
Sources: (Top Dog Tips)
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Living in the city doesn't necessarily mean that our canine friends won't be able to have fun off-leash, or enjoy the perks of living in a cosmopolitan area. Some dog owners are lucky enough to live in very pet-friendly cities indeed; in cities where our pets have access to parks, beaches, restaurants, public transport, and accommodation, just like we do.
These places do exist, so if you're thinking about visiting (or even moving) to another city and you want to make sure your dog will be welcomed, click through and check out your best options.