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How to have a Dog-friendly Ski Holiday

How to have a Dog-friendly Ski Holiday

How to have a Dog-friendly Ski Holiday 2560 1920 Helen Orford

How to have a Dog-friendly Ski Holiday

What is a Dog-Friendly Ski Holiday?

Dog-friendly ski holidays are becoming more popular as people are looking for the ultimate pet-friendly holiday.

A woman skiing while carrying dog in her backpackDog and champagne – What more can you want? Photo from Mike at Progression Ski

A family ski holiday with your dog can be a great way to spend time together and enjoy some quality bonding time as well as some outdoor activities. But there’s also plenty that you need to think about before embarking on your adventure. Here are some tips for planning the perfect dog-friendly ski holiday!

What to Look for in a Luxury Dog-Friendly Ski Chalet

There are many different types of dog-friendly ski chalets, so it’s important to find the one that best suits you and your furry friend. If you are looking for a pet-friendly ski chalet, there are some things to keep in mind.

Dog friendly ski chalet in FranceLincon the dog having a well-deserved rest in a Consensio Chalet

The first thing to consider is the location of the chalet. You want to be close enough to the ski slopes so that you can get there quickly, but not in a location that is too noisy which could alarm your pup, especially if left unattended during the day. Another thing to look for is whether or not there are any restrictions on what kind of pets are allowed. Some ski chalets don’t allow dogs, while others have restrictions on the size or the breed they allow.

Consensio operates many luxury dog-friendly ski chalets, where they allow all legal dog breeds and sizes of dogs. Choose your favourite dog-friendly ski chalet from Consensio’s luxury chalet collection below.

Dog-Friendly Luxury Ski Chalets in Val d’Isère

 

Dog-Friendly Luxury Ski Chalets in Courchevel

 

What is the best ski resort for dogs?

 

dog friendly ski resorts europeMoby – the pup of our 3 Valleys Area Manager, Violette

There are many factors to consider when choosing the right ski resort for your pet. Location, cost, and how much snow you want to see are just a few of the considerations. Many resorts not only offer luxury dog-friendly chalets, but also dog-walking services, and even dog-sitting services. If staying on a Consensio holiday in the French Alps, your dedicated concierge can arrange dog walking and sitting services across Val d’Isère, Courchevel and Mèribel. Your chauffeur can even bring your dog to you in the middle of the day to meet you for a sunny lunch together.

 

Dog-friendly activities while on a ski holiday

 

 

Hiking: This is a great activity for both humans and dogs alike. You can find many hiking trails that are dog-friendly and perfect for those who don’t ski or who want a day off from skiing. Hiking is not only a great way to spend time with your furry friend but also an opportunity to explore new places and take in the snowy scenery.

Snowshoeing: If you’re looking for something that’s easy on your joints and fun to do with your dog, snowshoeing is a great option! It’s also very easy to find trails that are dog-friendly, so you won’t have to worry about leaving Fido behind when you go head out for the day.

How to go ski touring with a dog?

 

Can I take my dog skiing on the piste?

It is a common misconception that ski resorts allow pets on the slopes all day. Only rescue dogs are allowed on the pistes during working hours across most ski pistes. However, many ski resorts allow you to walk your dog on the pistes before the lifts open for the day providing owners keep their dogs on leashes or under voice control.

 

Want to take your dog on your next ski holiday? Get in touch with Consensio today.

To contact us, please give us a call or get in touch via email. Additionally, Zoom appointments can be made to discuss your requirements.

+44 (0) 203 393 0833

sales@consensiochalets.co.uk

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