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PersonJilla
15/8/2012 at 9:35pm
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Am thinking of going to France next year and was wondering when you take a dog on a ferry where does the dog stay while you are on board? Have asked friends who have been but they havent taken a dog with them.



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PersonFathe
15/8/2012 at 9:41pm
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Pets on board P&O ferries

You can book your cat or dog on board P&O ferries with Ferrysavers.co.uk. PPets travelling between Dover and Calais must remain in the vehicle. Between Hull and Rotterdam/Zeebrugge, pets must be left in the airconditioned kennels provided. Foot passengers must leave pets in lockable containers that are able to withstand being secured to the ferry. Note that that to take your pet to and from the UK to mainland Europe (excluding Ireland) you will need a pet passport


PersonVal A
15/8/2012 at 10:18pm
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As Fathe says, on the short crossings the dog stays in the car on the car deck.  On the longer crossings the dog can stay in kennels.  Many people, taking their pets, use Eurotunnel where the pet is in the car with you on the crossing.


PersonJilla
16/8/2012 at 9:06pm
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Thank you both for your replies much appreciated.



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Personjanet1955
16/8/2012 at 10:36pm
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dog friendly cabins are very good on Brittany ferries santander/bilbao ferries if you happen to be going to spain


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Personbofs
16/8/2012 at 11:04pm
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Further to the above, I believe Brittany Ferries also have a small number of "dog friendly" cabins on the Spain crossings, where you can keep your dog with you.


Personleomar
16/8/2012 at 11:05pm
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Using Eurotunnel

to Travel to France with a dog is a no-brainer.

YOU,YOUR PASSENGERS AND YOUR DOG DO NOT LEAVE THE CAR!

the journey time is only 35 minutes and with your dog by your side!


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