Do shops allow dogs?

Unless otherwise stated, it’s usually safest to assume that most shops don’t allow dogs. That’s certainly the case for high-street shops like Zara, many shopping centres, and larger stores like IKEA. Some shops will tolerate dogs but won’t necessarily go out of their way to make your dog feel welcome.

Can I bring a dog into a shopping centre?

They accept well-behaved dogs, as long as they are on static, non-extendable leads. They do have some dog rules, and some stores may not be dog friendly even though the centre is, so it’s always worth checking before you go into the shop – there’s a list of shops which do allow dogs on the shopping centre’s dog rules page.

Where can you take a dog into a shopping mall?

HMVs in dog friendly shopping malls include Grosvenor Shopping Northampton, and a tip for those in Oxford – although dogs aren’t allowed in the Clarendon Centre, they do have another entrance on Cornmarket Street where you can take your dog into HMV through!

Are Dogs Allowed in at Home Stores?

According to the website’s hard-to-find dog policy, customers can bring their well-behaved, secured dogs to shop with them. At Home. Give it up for the pups, which is the only species of pet allowed in At Home stores. Owners need to control their pets while shopping — and dogs should not sit in shopping carts or baskets.

Can I bring a dog to a department store?

Unfortunately in many other emporiums your dog will not be welcome. Major department stores Harrods, Fortnum & Mason and John Lewis apply a no dogs rule (unless they are guide dogs). Let’s have a closer look.

Can you bring a dog to a store in the UK?

The UK is a dog friendly country and there are many more stores in which you can bring your dog. Certain stores allow you to bring your dog at the manager’s discretion or only in certain locations. These include stores such as Decathalon, Halfords, Zara and Homesense.