[Travelandtourism] Full posting of my Traveling with a guide dog on a cruise.
cheryl echevarria
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Sat Nov 19 17:15:15 UTC 2011
That was such a nice thing to say Peter.
Since you asked so NICELY I will post everything here.
Now that I have some time, I will be posting my reviews and experience of my recent cruise and excursions.
This particular post is in reference to cruising with a guide dog from the prep work, to the onboard experience, this is also in reference to leaving the main land of the US.
Before I start, yesterday, as I had posted, someone asked me about traveling with their guide dog to Puerto Rico. Well, since I have yet to take Maxx to PR with us, it was an awakening to the fact, that whenever you leave the mainland of the US, which also includes Canada and Mexico (some people may not have had this issue in the past, but these are the rules per the USDA.) that you must have in your possession a Certified USDA Veterinarian Health Certificate, now when you call your vet and let them know you are going out of the country, you need to ask if he/she is one, if not they will know where your closest one is, if not there is a listing on the United Stated Department of Agriculture website.
Which I am willing to send to NAGDU/travel and tourism the information so that everyone has the link to the as well.
The link is: http://www.aphis.usda.gov/import_export/animals/animal_import/animal_imports_states.shtml<http://www.aphis.usda.gov/import_export/animals/animal_import/animal_imports_states.shtml>
When traveling especially with a service animal, in this case, a cruise.
Planning ahead, if you know you want to cruise in April starting planning as early as possible. For those that have cruised before the staterooms are sometimes smaller than a hotel room, and having the room for the dog might be limited. In this case, even though I will not be doing this again, I asked for an accessible stateroom, some of this might repeat when speaking of traveling period for someone who is disabled. Because this was a travel agent graduation cruise with Norwegian Cruise Lines, all us travel agents had balcony accommodations, and every level of the ships have an accessible stateroom and no they are not more or less money then those for everyone else.
When planning your cruise with a guide dog, you need to call like I said way in advanced if you would like an accessible stateroom, there are many people I am glad to say that are traveling, and these rooms go very fast.
You need to let your travel agent, know you are bring your guide, they will accommodate you but if you don't tell them, they will not know to make a box for your dog to do his business. Also, they do not put the box in your room, it is a health issue, and no they will not put the boxes on the balconies if you have one.
On Norwegian Cruise Lines, what they do is they will ask you what kind of stuffing you want in the box, it is a similar box to what we do at convention only smaller. The placing of it is in a crew area only area.
Explanation here: On a cruise, there is an area every few staterooms in between that the crew move between to take their carts or need to take an elevator to get to the next floor, basically behind the scenes, so near our stateroom there was one of these doors and we were shown the box for the dog.
Again, depending on the floor you are staying will determine where this is.
Maxx was confused at first because it was inside and not outside the box, and when Maxx is away anywhere, it takes him at least a day to go do his business, but he finally liked it and all was good.
Also you need to bring your own food for the dog, and no you cannot forward anything to the ships. When a ship is entering port, they are letting off passengers from the previous cruise and getting ready for the next group of passengers to travel, so sending anything ahead is impossible.
You also need to do your homework on where you are going in my case it was Orlando, Great Stirrup Cay (which is Norwegian's own private island in the Bahamas), all the cruise lines have them, and Nassau (Paradise Island) in the Bahamas.
Orlando is a US State so there is no worry in that of where you want to go on an excursion, we decided not to go anywhere in Orlando, and stay on the ship, and check out the rest of what was available to do.
We didn't go to Great Stirrup Cay because at the island they bring ship tenders to the ship and that day there was 9 and 10 foot swells and the manager of the island said it was too dangerous to bring the boats out, so we had another day at sea. Also in the same area was Disney and Royal Caribbean and they couldn't get into their islands as well. These private islands are to shallow for the ships to have a pier to port to.
In the Bahamas, we did have an issue with one of the excursions we wanted to do. I did call the excursion department with the cruise lines prior to what we wanted to do, and they told me we never had a problem with services animals and our excursions. Well, I did and the cruise line has been informed, I did give a report back to the Access Department and management upon my return, the good, the bad and the ugly. They are on it, so that these issues never happen again.
Anyway the issue we had was, I wanted to go swimming with the dolphins, my sister and brother-in-law, niece and nephew, were cruising with us, and they were going to this.
So when I registered for this on the ship they had no problem with it, but the following day I was told that I couldn't bring my dog. This was not from the cruise lines but the people who run the program. They were going to allow it this once just for me, since I was a travel agent. I said no, and that we were going to do something else. I have the e-mail from the company themselves of the excuse of why they didn't want to dog there. I mean Maxx was not going to go in the water with the dolphins, the supplier was concerned, since afterwards that in the same area that they have sea lions and that they have a less tolerance for illness and that they were concerned that they would get sick from the dog.
In either case, I don't do anything that all of you cannot go and do.
We went to the Atlantis Resort and it was well worth it, had an awesome time.
When you leave the ship, please remember to bring your permit for the country you are visiting and the health certificate, eventhough the cruise lines have it, you need to carry it with you, because as soon as we got to the pier and walked towards our shuttle, there was a customs officer asking for the dogs paperwork, you must have them when you are asked for them, or you will not be allowed to enter.
This comes back to planning, again depending on where you are traveling to you must do your homework. Some countries will not allow a dog from another country to enter their country. Case in point, the Bahamas is independent from the United Kingdom, but suppose you were to go to Jamaica or Barbados, you would not be allowed to enter with your guide dog unless you went through quarantine in the United Kingdom.
If you are unsure, use a professional, someone like Echevarria Travel, who will do the homework for you.
We had the Atlantis and Lagoon Day. Which included a lounge chair at the Lagoon with a towel for the day if you wanted, also you had full access to all of the resort accept for the water park is.
For those who cannot see the pictures. The first one is a picture of Maxx relaxing on the beach by a lounge chair, he was in heaven. The second one is a picture of the Atlantis Resort overlooking the lagoon with a footbridge in the distance that goes to the resort buildings and Aquarium. The last one is actually a picture from the cruise ship as we enter the port of Nassau.
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Maxx lying on the sand
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more of the AtlantisEntering the Port of Nassau
I know this is alot of information so when traveling each person and situation is different.
Do's and Don'ts:
Do's:
Do, plan ahead, do not wait until the last minute to arrange a cruise with a guide dog, you need to get all permits and paperwork in order to travel.
Do, ask questions do your homework.
Do, see you USDA Certified Vet for health certificate
Do, contact the country of destination or contact your travel agent to do this part and find out if you can and cannot bring you dog to that country.
Do, bring food, bowls, toys for the dog.
Do, have fun
Do, remember you are a visitor of a country outside the US when cruising. Not all countries recognize service animals everywhere.
Don'ts:
Don't wait until the last minute to book your cruise. You may not have available staterooms you want especially if you are traveling with more then one dog in your room and want a bigger room or accessible stateroom they go fast.
Don't forget your paperwork when leaving the ship to go on excursions, you might be asked by customs to show it and if you don't have it, you will be sent back to the ship.
DO NOT leave your dog in your stateroom! The cruise lines do not like it, they have to clean your rooms, they also have emergency fire drills on the ship when you are off the ship for the crew, they clean your rooms, and they are not responsible for your dogs.
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Travelandtourism] Traveling with a guide dogoutof thecountryand on a cruise ship
Hello Cheryl and everyone,
It would be more convenient if detailed information could be posted
here. Some of us have other things to do besides spending all day reading
blogs.
Peter Donahue
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Yes, it is up to the person traveling to ask the questions and to find out,
but if you are calling ahead of time to find out what is offered and is
there any problems they are the ones that need to know this.
Again, I am working for all.
I hope also you went to the Blog and read the rest of the information that I
posted, which is continued there.
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Travelandtourism] Traveling with a guide dog out of
thecountryand on a cruise ship
Cheryl,
With all they have to do, why should it be the responsibility of the
ship's
personnel to know which destinations allow guide dogs and which do not.
I'd
think that's up to the passenger and guide dog handler.
Cindy
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Travelandtourism] Traveling with a guide dog out of
thecountryand on a cruise ship
Peter this is not a US destination, so they have different laws in the
Bahamas, and I am perusing it as we speak; as well as Norwegian Cruise
Lines
themselves. They are educating their staff to investigate each and every
excursion that they offer, and not assume they are allowed.
Also, when we are in a country not of our own, not all places will allow
service animals, yes here in the US it is different. But at the same time
I
am not it.
The Atlantis Resort and Casino would have allowed it, but I wasn't
prepared
for it, but I did ask, this is a different location from them.
Also, when traveling a lot of times the excursions are cheaper not going
through the cruise lines, and a good travel agent will recommend some for
you.
I have done many of these for other people, but since I was getting these
from the ship at a discount we took them.
Again, Peter, the Bahamas is not part of the United States.
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Hello Cheryl and everyone,
You should have persued a complaint with the dolphin park as what
they
did is wrong. The issue of guide dogs in zoos and wild animal parks is a
veritable minefield where access is concerned. One establishment will
give
you unlimited access to their facility while others restrict access for
those with guide dogs and still others attempt to ban your dog all
together.
This is something both NAGDU and our division need to address. I have a
real
problem with a zoo telling me I cannot take my dog in to their facility
yet
I can attend the San Antonio Stock Show and go anywhere in the facility
accompanied by my guide dog.----- I have visited a number of zoos,
livestock
shows, fairs and other animal facilities accompanied by my dog and never
had
a problem. This also includes keeping the dog with me while in a petting
zoo. I've also exhibited chickens at several fairs and other events and
kept
my dog with me at all times. A well-controlled dog whose vaccinations
are
current and up-to-date should not cause a problem for other animals and
is
protected from contracting diseases from other animals or transmitting
illnesses to them. That dolphin park obviously needs an education about
the
ADA and other applicable legislation where rights of access for those
accompanied by guide dogs is concerned. It's our responsibility as a
division and as the NFB to see to it that that happens.
Peter Donahue
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Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 9:18 AM
Subject: [Travelandtourism] Traveling with a guide dog out of the
countryand
on a cruise ship
Good morning all:
Now that I have some time, I will be posting my reviews and experience
of
my
recent cruise and excursions.
This particular post is in reference to cruising with a guide dog from
the
prep work, to the onboard experience, this is also in reference to
leaving
the main land of the US.
Before I start, yesterday, as I had posted, someone asked me about
traveling
with their guide dog to Puerto Rico. Well, since I have yet to take
Maxx
to
PR with us, it was an awakening to the fact, that whenever you leave the
mainland of the US, which also includes Canada and Mexico (some people
may
not have had this issue in the past, but these are the rules per the
USDA.)
that you must have in your possession a Certified USDA Veterinarian
Health
Certificate, now when you call your vet and let them know you are going
out
of the country, you need to ask if he/she is one, if not they will know
where your closest one is, if not there is a listing on the United
Stated
Department of Agriculture website.
Which I am willing to send to NAGDU/travel and tourism the information
so
that everyone has the link to the as well.
The link is:
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When traveling especially with a service animal, in this case, a cruise.
Planning ahead, if you know you want to cruise in April starting
planning
as
early as possible. For those that have cruised before the staterooms
are
sometimes smaller than a hotel room, and having the room for the dog
might
be limited. In this case, even though I will not be doing this again, I
asked for an accessible stateroom, some of this might repeat when
speaking
of traveling period for someone who is disabled. Because this was a
travel
agent graduation cruise with Norwegian Cruise Lines, all us travel
agents
had balcony accommodations, and every level of the ships have an
accessible
stateroom and no they are not more or less money then those for everyone
else.
When planning your cruise with a guide dog, you need to call like I said
way
in advanced if you would like an accessible stateroom, there are many
people
I am glad to say that are traveling, and these rooms go very fast.
You need to let your travel agent, know you are bring your guide, they
will
accommodate you but if you don't tell them, they will not know to make a
box
for your dog to do his business. Also, they do not put the box in your
room, it is a health issue, and no they will not put the boxes on the
balconies if you have one.
On Norwegian Cruise Lines, what they do is they will ask you what kind
of
stuffing you want in the box, it is a similar box to what we do at
convention only smaller. The placing of it is in a crew area only area.
Explanation here: On a cruise, there is an area every few staterooms in
between that the crew move between to take there carts or need to take
an
elevator to get to the next floor, basically behind the scenes, so near
our
stateroom there was one of these doors and we were shown the box for the
dog.
Again, depending on the floor you are staying will determine where this
is.
Maxx was confused at first because it was inside and not outside the
box,
and when Maxx is away anywhere, it takes him at least a day to go do his
business, but he finally liked it and all was good.
You also need to do your homework on where you are going in my case it
was
Orlando, Great Stirrup Cay (which is Norwegian's own private island in
the
Bahamas), all the cruise lines have them, and Nassau (Paradise Island)
in
the Bahamas.
Orlando is a US State so there is no worry in that of where you want to
go
on an excursion, we decided not to go anywhere in Orlando, and stay on
the
ship, and check out the rest of what was available to do.
We didn't go to Great Stirrup Cay because at the island they bring ship
tenders to the ship and that day their was 9 and 10 foot swells and the
manager of the island said it was to dangerous to bring the boats out,
so
we
had another day at sea. Also in the same area was Disney and Royal
Caribbean
and they couldn't get into there islands as well. These private islands
are
to shallow for the ships to have a pier to port to.
In the Bahamas, we did have an issue with one of the excursions we
wanted
to
do. I did call the excursion department with the cruise lines prior to
what
we wanted to do, and they told me we never had a problem with services
animals and our excursions. Well, I did and the cruise line has been
informed, I did give a report back to the Access Department and
management
upon my return, the good, the bad and the ugly. They are on it, so that
these issues never happen again.
Anyway the issue we had was, I wanted to go swimming with the dolphins,
my
sister and brother-in-law, niece and nephew, were cruising with us, and
they
were going to this.
So when I registered for this on the ship they had no problem with it,
but
the following day I was told that I couldn't bring my dog. This was not
from the cruise lines but the people who run the program. They were
going
to allow it this once just for me, since I was a travel agent. I said
no,
and that we were going to do something else. I have the e-mail from the
company themselves of the excuse of why they didn't want to dog there. I
mean Maxx was not going to go in the water with the dolphins, the
supplier
was concerned, since afterwards that in the same area that they have sea
lions and that they have a less tolerance for illness and that they were
concerned that they would get sick from the dog.
In either case, I don't do anything that all of you cannot go and do.
We went to the Atlantis Resort and it was well worth it, had an awesome
time:
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