Chapter 01
Peaceful Escapes for Reactive Dogs
For dogs who need distance and calm. Every stay here has a garden the host describes as fenced on every side, no busy road or close neighbours, and no host or guest dogs on the property.
How stays get into this chapter
The host must have confirmed every point. “Not yet confirmed” or “only partly” is not enough.
Dogs welcome
Confirmed by the host in writing.
Fully fenced garden
Enclosed on all sides, including any water or slope side, with gates that close. Anything less is shown as partly fenced.
Not covered: Not a guarantee that a determined dog can't get out. Check gates and fence height yourself.
Peace and quiet
No busy road, venue or close neighbours next to the property, as described by the host.
No other dogs on the property
No host dogs and no other guests' dogs on the property itself.
Not covered: Dogs in the neighbourhood, on nearby paths or in the village are not covered.
Dogs on nearby paths or in the village are not covered by these criteria.
3 confirmed stays
Demo staysDemo photo · Adam Wilson / Unsplash · not the actual stay DemoGlen Orrin Bothy
Stone bothy · Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom
A thick-walled stone bothy at the head of a quiet glen, inside a fully walled garden.
Dogs welcome
- Host Confirmed
Demo photo · Blaz Erzetic / Unsplash · not the actual stay DemoPlanina Larch House
Wooden house · Julian Alps, Slovenia
A larch-clad house on a high meadow that welcomes dogs and cats alike.
Dogs welcome · Cats welcome
- Host Confirmed
Demo photo · Kristin Ellis / Unsplash · not the actual stay DemoSpruce Hollow A-Frame
A-frame · Black Forest, Germany
A steep-roofed A-frame in a clearing of tall spruce, with a deer-fenced garden all round.
Dogs welcome · Cats not yet confirmed
- Host Confirmed
