If you ever come to Kerry

Hi lads

If ye ever come on a doggie holiday to Kerry ye should check out Ballyseedy woods. Its the nicest walk around the dogs love it especially if its hot as there is a stream for them to cool down in and the smell of garlic in the air. Its a really old forest and if I can manage to get some photos later I will post them for you to see. Its lovely place to walk the dogs.

Ciara xx

oh that sounds great would love to come over one day vince got family over there as well.

love old forests they have something special about them

This sounds brilliant Ciara, would you mind putting a post about it in the nice walks section? I really do enjoy walking in heavily wooded areas, theres something about it that takes you away from the mess of towns and cities we're stuck in nowadays

very true I will didn`t get there yesterday but when i get there i will take some pics aswell.

Thanks chuck id love to see the pictures, Id love to visit the emerald isle at some point

oops it is in the nice walk section, sorry

Yea if you want to see nice scenerys, Kerry is the spot for it, I will post a few more spots later especially if you do bring ur pet.

I havent got my ute yet but in the near future when living arrangements change I plan to get one, are the ferries pet friendly?

Hey we could ALL invade Ireland

Wolfboy not sure but i would say they are. Will find out myself when I go over to get my ute all going well once I have got a breeder etc. Will let you know then.

Suppose I better take Carol and a couple of the critters to Ireland then?

I have family in Co. Cavan, Co. Mayo and Co. Donegal.

Mayo and Donegal have lovely beaches whilst Cavan has an abundance of lochs/lakes, one being at the bottom of my aunts garden.

No, the ferries are not particularly pet friendly. The dogs have to stay down on the car deck in the car, although I am told some ferries have special kennels, again below decks. I know it is very far fetched and extremely unlikely, but I could not bear to think of Tai trapped down there if there was an accident and we had to abandon ship. Apart from that, dogs must be terrified down there all alone - you are not allowed to stay with your dog, and they are not allowed on deck or in the passenger areas. I believe the fast hydrofoils do take dogs also, and the journey is only about a couple of hours or so, so I suppose that would be an option, but Tai would still be devastated separated from us like that, and it must be terribly hot down there and I just could not do it to him.

Does anybody know of any passenger line with better choices because I would love to take Tai over to Ireland?

We'll row over then Nikki

By plane maybe?

Oh we'll row, Nikki has loads of energy