I know... that's not the real saying (it's Dog -eat dog). Why do we have to live in such a highly competitive world that our pets are even being used to describe it?? But, at a time after the 2020 pandemic, we, as humans realized our pets are very important parts of our lives, and so have many retailers.
Turns out Home Depot in Robinson Twp only allows service dogs. It wasn't posted on the main door, so I didn't know that until I was almost done. Nobody approached me; but I'm not sure why--Kash was so darn cute in the store!
However, TrueValue in Moon Township IS dog friendly. They let you know and are happy to greet your four legged friend.
Rover.com has compiled a list of dog-friendly (and I'm guessing pet in general friendly) retailers so our four-legged companions can join us as we shop til we drop! Click on the link for the complete article by Felicity Brienza
As it says in the article, those "most" or "some" store locations allow, call ahead. The last thing that needs to happen is an argument with employees and customers over dog policies.
Happy tails! (See what I did there?😉)
30 Dog-Friendly Stores in the USA
(Plus 6 Which Don’t Welcome Dogs)
Dog policies for nationwide stores can vary by location.
So it can be tricky to know where our canine buddies are welcome.
Service Dog Only Stores - no emotional support or pets allowed
Target
Costco
IKEA
Walmart
Menards
Starbucks (outdoor only)
Whole Foods
Grocery Stores
Most indoor food establishments, but outdoor settings are usually allowed (call ahead)
Stores That Allow Dogs
in All Locations
Petco
Tractor Supply Co
Nordstrom
Bass Pro Shops
LUSH Cosmetics
TJ Max/Marshalls/Homesense
Harbor Freight Tools
PetSmart
Orvis
Victoria's Secret
Ross
Michael's
Everlane
JOANN
Allows Dogs in Most Locations
Lowe's
The Apple Store
Pottery Barn
Cabela's
Restoration Hardware
The Gap
Old Navy
Hobby Lobby
Ann Taylor & Loft
Bed Bath & Beyond
LL Bean (almost all stores)
Warbly Parker
Allows Dogs in Some Locations
Home Depot
Macy's
Barnes & Noble
Sephora
Again, check out the complete article on Rover.com.
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