Many Germans view their pets as family members and take their responsibilities as pet owners very seriously. For example, it is common to see dogs allowed in public places such as restaurants, cafes, and even some retail stores.
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Spain is a perfect destination for travelling with your dog. The pet-friendly trend is constantly growing, which means that dogs travelling with their families are welcome, making for a great experience for all concerned.
The German agriculture minister has announced she will introduce a controversial new law that will require dog owners to walk their canine friends at least twice a day, for a total of at least one hour.
If you want to go on a short city break, Berlin is a great option! It is full of iconic history and tourist landmarks, and it was voted Germany's most dog-friendly city. In Berlin, dogs are welcome on the streets, on public transport, in parks, restaurants, and bars, so your dog can make the most of the trip.
There are specific quiet hours, typically from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. daily, when barking is of special concern. In general, dog owners must ensure their dog's barking or whining does not last more than 10 consecutive minutes or more than 30 minutes total per day.
Portugal is not as dog-friendly as Germany, but not more dog-unfriendly than many other countries. In Spain, France and the Netherlands, for example, dogs are not allowed on the guarded beaches any more than in Portugal.