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Since so many activities are available in California Wine Country for you and your pet, your trip will most certainly be interesting and
fun-filled. Begin by visiting a few of the many pet friendly vineyards in the region. Many of them have their own "winery dogs" to greet
visitors! While some vineyards allow well-behaved pets only in picnic areas, others warmly welcome our furry friends by allowing pets into
their tasting rooms, providing water, and offering tasty dog treats. Leash-trained cats and even a pet llama have been known to show up at
tastings. Some vineyards have taken the term "pet friendly" to a new level by hosting dog clubs, agility and rally events, and championship practices.
Although wine is grown in many parts of California this area from Healdsburg on the North stretching south to Petaluma on Hwy 101 and from the Pacific Ocean on the West to the famed Napa Valley on the East is a traveling pet owners paradise. You and your pet will enjoy a springtime visit to this famous region where you will find dozens of pet friendly accommodations from Bed & Breakfasts to 4 star resorts.
Next, take a stroll through some of the picturesque towns in the region, which include Sonoma, Napa, Calistoga, St. Helena, Rutherford,
Healdsburg, and Yountville. There you might find stately oak-lined streets, lovely Japanese gardens, interesting antique architecture,
eclectic boutique shopping, or sun-drenched fresh air markets. If your pet needs a break, stop by one of the off-leash dog parks in the area.
Your dog will love playing with new friends! When you've worked up an appetite, you can choose from many fine restaurants that welcome
leashed, well-behaved pets in outdoor seating areas. You'll savor delectable gourmet cuisine while your pet relaxes with a bowl of water
provided by the restaurant.
Before you conclude your stay in California Wine Country, don't forget to visit the Fort Bragg and Mendocino areas near the Pacific Ocean.
At several pet
friendly parks and beaches, you and your pet will enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean, awe-inspiring hikes through ancient redwood
forests, and whale watching. The area also boasts dog friendly canoe rentals. On your canoe trip down the Russian River, you'll have the
opportunity to see hundreds of species of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and fish. If you're lucky, you might even spot a magnificent
Sandhill Crane.
Today, California produces over 17 million gallons of wine annually. And with the growing popularity of wine, more and more people are
choosing California Wine Country as a weekend getaway or vacation destination. Since tourists are increasingly opting to take their pets
along with them, California Wine Country has opened its doors to pets and become one of the top pet friendly destinations in the country.
If you decide to visit pet friendly California Wine Country with your furry companion, it will undoubtedly be a memorable experience you
won't soon forget.
For a list of pet friendly wineries in California, CLICK HERE
and HERE.
Use the search engine above to find the towns of villages of this region and there you will find listings for accommodations and other places where your pet will be welcome.
Finding pet friendly hotels, lodging, pet sitters, pet friendly parks and restaurants in California Wine Country is easy with PetTravel.Com. Just click the SEARCH FOR PET FRIENDLY ACCOMMODATIONS button above for a list of towns and cities in this region. In each city you will find pet friendly hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, small inns, and vacation rentals, and in many cases you can book reservations online!
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