REGISTRATION
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
2016 Summer Session
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PRIVATE LESSONS
For private watersports session details
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DOG FRIENDLY PLACES TO STAY
In
Fairfield County, Connecticut
Fawn Hollow Lake training programs are near Trumbull,CT.
Area towns with dog friendly lodging include; Danbury, Shelton, Milford, & Fairfield.
Popular with our students in the past, but be sure to check the hotel
for changes in Pet Policies.
Travel time about 21 minutes
6905 Main Street, off Rte 15/Merritt Pkwy, Stratford, CT. 06615
203 377-3322
Travel time about 20 minutes
945 Bridgeport Ave. off Route 8 Shelton, CT. 06484
203 926-6868
Travel time about 24 minutes
116 Newton Road, off I-84, Danbury, CT.
203 798-1200
Travel time about 24 minutes
80 Newtown Rd. Exit 8 I-84 (for Route 6) Danbury, CT. 06810
203 792-4000
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham
Travel time is about 20 minutes
80 Benedict Rd., Bethel, CT. 06801
203 748-8318
Travel time about 28 minutes
10 Rowe Ave. Exit 35 I-95
Milford, CT 06460
203 877-6060
Hotel Etiquette
Be a good ambassador for dog owners. Wear a smile when walking your dog. Be friendly and patient with people who make inquiries about your dog. Keep your dog(s) next to you and only permit canine greetings with other dogs or people if you have received a request.
Many hotels prohibit leaving pets alone in a room. We don’t recommend it either; however, if you must leave your dog alone, crate her up for her safety and as a courtesy to hotel employees who may need to access your room.
Protect hotel carpeting by bringing and using a sheet of plastic or a blanket under your dog’s crate.
Pack grooming tools and supplies, including canine shampoo, in case your dog needs a clean-up before returning to your hotel. Avoid using hotel bath tubs for canine bathing, especially if your pet is full of sand or has a coat that sheds.
If your dog is a bed lounger be sure to remove the bed spreads and put down an extra sheet or a blanket from home.
Be a good neighbor to your fellow hotel guests by providing your dog with chew toys or bones to keep her content and quiet. Barking is never a welcomed vocalization.
Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their dog. Please dispose of dog waste in outside trash cans. Avoid depositing waste in receptacles at the entrance or inside the hotel.
Please watch your dog carefully during your hotel stay. Hotels have zero tolerance for canine elimination inside the hotel. Dogs who are still in a “chew” stage should be crated with a chew toy. Damage fees may be assessed by the hotel and billed directly to the dog owner, but the greatest damage will be the reputation of all dog owners.
