Showing posts with label lobby etiquette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lobby etiquette. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Lobby Petiquette
Checkout our new "Lobby Etiquette" signage. We put it up this last weekend, and it has some rather good tips for safety and control.
Here they are:
Do's
Do ask before approaching a dog.
Do keep your dog close by you at all times.
Do be mindful of your dog's conduct and whereabouts.
Do feel free to show us your dog's tricks for a treat.
Do remember that dogs are different "on leash".
Do remember to keep calm and use a mellow, "normal" voice when speaking to your or other customer's dogs.
Do lock your retractable leashes in order to maintain control.
Don'ts
Don't allow your dog to greet other dogs "on leash".
Don't allow your dog to make decisions - you are the one in charge.
Don't reward negative behavior.
Don't forget the power of the sit.
Thanks for studying on this stuff guys!
Take it easy,
-Grant
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Fort Fido Lobby Etiquette

Here are some tips to keep a safe and friendly environment for people and pets in the Fort Fido lobby:
Ask the owner (or a Fort Fido staff member) before approaching ANY dog.
Keep your dog on leash, near you and under your control at all times. Be conscious of your dog's conduct and whereabouts.
Remember that dogs can act very different "on leash". It is best to not allow your dog to greet other dogs in the lobby.
If there is room (AKA no other dogs around) please feel free to show us your tricks for a treat!
:) Thank You!
Take care,
-Grant
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