[Travelandtourism] ship cruises?

[cheryl echevarria]

I have many times.
 
With the right planning you will have no worries at all with your guide dog.
 
I also know other people who aren't blind that have taken there guide dogs.
 
Last cruise we were on with the NFB of New Jersey. We had a member from New Jersey that had there dog on the cruise with us.
 
It all depends on the place you are sailing to. The port of call.
 
Always great experiences.
 
Anything in particular you would like to know just ask.
 
Maxx always goes with me, unless the country we are going to doesn't allow guide dogs from the U.S.
 
And it is frowned upon leaving your guide dog in your room on the ship. 


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> Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2013 14:00:01 -0600
> Subject: [Travelandtourism] ship cruises?
> 
> Hi, all,
> I'm curious of how many have taken a cruise on a ship with their four-legged furry partner.
> 
> Were the experiences good and the accomodations if or when the ship would dock?
> Someday, I may look into doing a ship cruise, but probably not at this time.
> Bibi and son Odie
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