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Little Taste Of The Big Apple. A Small Dog's Guide To New York

Suzy the Shih Tzu and I have been scouringnew playmates it was almost impossible to get
the country, checking out all the top pether to leave. Dog Hill is located near
friendly traveling destinations. Finally weCentral Park West and 79th Street (north of
got the chance to head back to a long time79th  Street.)
favorite, New York City! The atmosphere and
energy, the restaurants, the shopping! WhatAnother great New York dog park is the
more could a girl and her dog want in a bigWashington Square Park at W 4th St and
city?Waverly Pl. There are two separate dog runs
here. One is for smaller dogs like Suzy and
Staythe other is for larger dogs. That was great
for her as she had a wonderful run with some
Accommodation opportunities abound in NewMaltese's  and  Chow  Chow's.
York, with a never-ending supply of fine
hotels to choose from. We got ourselves aSome of the other good dog parks in New York
nice and cozy room at the W New York Unioninclude:
Square located at 201 Park Ave S, New York.
It is a dog friendly chain of hotels and1.Tompkins  Square  Park:  500  E  9TH  St
close to an off-leash park. The hotel has a
historical significance and the building was2.Madison Square Park: 25th St at Madison Ave
considered a landmark in 1911. It was famous
as the Guardian Life Building. It was aKaties  Kitty:  170  East  83  Street
beautiful experience especially because I got
to sleep on a down feather bed with customI had to leave Suzy here for a day to go to
pillow-topped mattress, and 350-thread countManhattan to meet a dear friend who is not
Egyptian cotton blend linens. It was like areally comfortable around dogs. Suzy had such
dream come true. Suzy got a similar treatmenta great time that once I returned; she was
though her bed was much smaller. Suzy enjoyednot really willing to go back to the hotel
every moment from the energy of the fitnesswith me. I guess I can owe that to the caring
center, to the ethereal view of New York fromand friendly staff at Katies Kitty. Their
our  balcony.kennels are special because they arrange
homes for pets with a proper family and not
FEE: I paid $100 one time fee. If you havethe traditional kennel system. As a result my
two dogs then you will be required to pay $25Suzy got the same affection that a family can
additional  fee  for  the  second  dog.provide and she was fed well and taken care
of.
You can check out some other dog friendly
hotels  in  New  York  like:Eat
- Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers: 811 7thBoat  Basin  Café:  W  79th  St,  New York
Avenue  on  53rd  St
Suzy has a weakness for good food and boats.
-  Sofitel  Hotel:  45  West  44th  StreetSo when we went to the Boat basin café,
she was more excited than any dog out there.
-  Soho  Grand  Hotel:  310  West  BroadwayI think this is the most dog-friendly place
in the city of New York and is an unusual
-  Swissotel  NY  -The Drake: 440 Park Avenueplace. The café is riddled with history
and has a vaulted stone ceiling that will
-  The  Muse:  130  West  46th  Streetremind you of the Victorian era. There is a
huge veranda that overlooks the docks, and
- The Westin New York at Times Square: 270from here the New Jersey skyline looks
West  43rd  Streetabsolutely mesmerizing. At the end of the
day, I was intoxicated by the cocktails and
- Tribeca Grand Hotel: 2 Avenue of theSuzy  was  intoxicated  by  the  experience.
Americas
Shop
Play
There is no dearth of pet stores in New York
Suzy's favorite activity by far was theand they have designer stores for pets too. A
Brooklyn Bridge Self-Guided Walk. The bridgefavorite for pampered pets like Suzy is
is absolutely awe inspiring especially at 5amTrixie and Peanuts at 23 E 20th St. There
in the morning just before the sunrise. Ialways up on the latest dog fashion trends
have never come across a more beautiful sightand Suzy loves being able to try the items
and the standing there all by myself at theon. We got her a great new sweater for fall
center of the bridge - nothing but the smelland a gorgeous Hampton carrier for all her
of freshness and the echo of the morningtravels. They had the cutest dog Halloween
breeze. The sign of the New York skyline fromcostumes on display. Suzy really wanted to be
the Brooklyn Bridge was beholding. I walkeda  little  devil,  fitting  I  suppose.
the entire length of the bridge with Suzy on
the wooden walkway that has been keptSome of the stores we frequent in New York
elevated over the traffic. It took me 40include:
minutes to cover the bridge and Suzy did it
twice in the same time. She loved the walk1. Whiskers Holistic Pet Products: 235 E 9th
and the breeze and barked at the smallStreet. They sell mostly natural and organic
cruises  that  whizzed  under  the  bridge.pet food. They have mostly home cooked meals
for pets, which I think is great for all
Of course we spent quite a bit of timekinds  of  pets.
hanging out at Central Park and Suzy loved
every minute of it. Central Park is a2.  Furry  Paws:  141  Amsterdam  Avenue.
designated off-leash area from 9 pm until 9
am daily and Suzy relished the chance to run3.  Ralph  Lauren:  867  Madison  Avenue
freely. She loved hanging out at the
Shakespeare Garden and made quite a few4.  Tiffany  &  Co:  727  5th  Avenue
friends. Another great area for dog
socializing is "Dog Hill". Suzy made so many5.



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