weymouth!!!
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weymouth!!!
we are taking my mum to Weymouth for her birthday 0ctober 11th and are taking kids and dog with us, was wondering were we can go with the dog, are there any beaches they can go on etc
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Been to Weymouth many times, but never with Oscar
, with Oscar we normally stay nearer to Poole/Wareham.
Hope this helps,
http://www.visit-dorset.com/plan-your-v ... on-beaches
Oscar & hoomans.

Hope this helps,
http://www.visit-dorset.com/plan-your-v ... on-beaches
Oscar & hoomans.

Mens sana in corpore sano.

Crazy flying dog,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n5aKvfznuQ
Life of a Labradoodle,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWFkOb39sv4
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There is a stretch of Weymouth beach where dogs are allowed - the end by the pier I think. I don't go there though, as there is nothing to stop the dogs running onto the road and I don't trust my dogs to stay where they are supposed to be!
Are you staying in Weymouth, or visiting for the day?

Are you staying in Weymouth, or visiting for the day?
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Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron

Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron
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Actually, it's the other end to the pier, it's near what used to be the theatre, on the very right of the front, as you look at the sea. It's not very big, and when the tide is in, it's much smaller!
Lola is a UK Assistance Dog, trained to alert me for low blood sugar by Medical Detection Dogs (http://www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk)
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You're right - my brain thought Pavilion, and my fingers typed Pier!
www.dogtrekker.co.uk
Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron

Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices - Byron
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Sorry I cannot help but wish your Mum a very happy Birthday from another Libra as my birthday is the same day. Hope you have a lovely time in Weymouth.
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we are staying in a caravan at one of the haven parks. we going there as its was where we were originally from (in fact I was born there). I just get confused as it says that dogs are not allowed on main beach until 30 September so does this mean we can go on any part of the beach as it will be out of season.
as she's 4/5 months we will be keeping her on a long leash so wont be much of a problem with the road. her recall not brilliant yet and she's a people dog lol.
its for my mums 50th I think we maybe annoying the rest of the family by taking her with us (not so much dog people) so I want to go with the relevant info as so can plan our days in advance as it only 3 days
as she's 4/5 months we will be keeping her on a long leash so wont be much of a problem with the road. her recall not brilliant yet and she's a people dog lol.
its for my mums 50th I think we maybe annoying the rest of the family by taking her with us (not so much dog people) so I want to go with the relevant info as so can plan our days in advance as it only 3 days
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Have a good time ,it also my grandaughters 5th bithday and sisters on that day.Is it the dogs first time at seaside.
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yes we are looking forward think there will be digging and a very wet doodle involved
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Rachel, after that date they are allowed on the whole beach. Sorry, should have said that, but thought the date would be later than you would be going.
PS. I was born in Bristol, but spent many of my formative years in Dorchester.
PS. I was born in Bristol, but spent many of my formative years in Dorchester.
Lola is a UK Assistance Dog, trained to alert me for low blood sugar by Medical Detection Dogs (http://www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk)
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Just joining the birthday part of this thread. I'm 50 on the 10th October. We are off to Cornwall
I'm from Bath originally and spent many a happy childhood holiday in Weymouth. Hope your mum and family are smitten with your doodle they win most people over.

I'm from Bath originally and spent many a happy childhood holiday in Weymouth. Hope your mum and family are smitten with your doodle they win most people over.

Nat, Lynne and the boy Jacob




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Please be extremely careful on the main road alongside the front at Weymouth.
One of my earliest memories is our family dog, an OES, being killed because he got between me and a car that mounted the pavement on that road.

One of my earliest memories is our family dog, an OES, being killed because he got between me and a car that mounted the pavement on that road.


