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Original Comment My husband and I recently stayed at the Days Inn Hotel in Port Orchard, WA. Since Port Orchard is my home town, we always stay there when visiting. However, this trip/stay was different. There were dogs everywhere -large,small,leashed,unleashed. Apparently the policy is 2 dogs max per room with each weighing no more than 50lbs. No problem, we have a dog but we do kennel her as we don't travel with pets. One night, as I was walking back to my room located at the end of the hall on the first level, I was stopped cold as a dog (I'm guessing an Australian sheepdog, 40-50lbs) came out of a room, lunged at me, growling, barking, in full attack mode. It was leashed HOWEVER the owner had a hard time pulling it back. A second dog of same size came bounding out of the room unleashed and ran down the hall. Again, I have no problems with dogs BUT the dog policy if in fact this is a companywide policy needs to be looked at and changed to ONE DOG per room and leashed at all times. THERE NEEDS TO BE A SECTION OF EACH HOTEL DEDICATED TO GUESTS WITH PETS. The rest of the hotel kept pet free for guests without pets. WE DO NOT NEED TO BE WORRYING ABOUT BEING INJURED BY SOMEONE'S DOG WHILE STAYING AT YOUR HOTELS. And those guests with pet dander allergies shouldn't have to worry about being put into a room that previously had pets in it. You can't clean a room deep enough to get rid of any hair, scent, anything pet and the cleaners don't spend that much time as it is cleaning the rooms for the next guests. Hopefully the pet charge per night is high enough for owners to reconsider bringing them. <br /> <br /> BECAUSE YOU ALLOW DOGS IN YOUR HOTELS, YOU ARE JUST AS LIBEL ALONG WITH THE DOG OWNER FOR ANY INJURY THAT OCCURS. YOU NEED TO RETHINK YOUR DOG POLICY.

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