They usually prefer bigger dogs as they are quiet unlike small nervous dogs.

Never. And we have a 70lb pit mix.

In hotels welcoming pets we’ve never had a single issue. As long as the weight limit / reality is not egregiously different… you’ll be fine.

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Anonymous wrote:They will pull out a scale. If your dog is one ounce over the limit, take it outside for a dump, then weigh again.

Excellent advice to have your dog poop before checking in.

I mean I do this before weigh ins myself so?

Anonymous wrote:It varies by hotel. We have a 120 lb Great Pyrenees, and the Aloft (a Marriott property) is great for dogs of all sizes. We’ve never had anyone there look twice other than to talk about how handsome he is and how he should have been on Game of Thrones.

Ha! Same with my Samoyed. They’ll round up the hotel staff who all take selfies with him and bring him extra goodies.

He’s stayed with us in some really swanky places and never had a problem.

My dog is incredibly cute so he gets away with it . The always end up putting him on the hotel Instagram too. It helps he’s well-behaved.

90 pounds and always let in the 35 lb limit hotels. We even have been told he go in the bar or restaurant at some pretty high end places.