Not dog-friendly department stores Unfortunately in many other emporiums your dog will not be welcome. Major department stores Harrods, Fortnum & Mason and John Lewis apply a no dogs rule (unless they are guide dogs).
Other department stores that allow dogs are John Lewis, Fenwicks and Selfridges (handbag dogs only). Big-name chains like White Stuff, Oliver Bonas, Waterstones, Mountain Warehouse, Apple, Burberry, Lush, Anthropologie, Sweaty Betty, Barker & Stonehouse are all dog-friendly.
Many big names on the high street welcome dogs in their shops. This includes John Lewis, the Apple store, Lush, Waterstones, Anthropologie and Mountain Warehouse. This list is likely to be much longer, as being 'dog-friendly' is a personal rather than legal decision.
Customers must be in full control of their dogs at all times and are fully responsible for their dog's behaviour. If a dog is disruptive or aggressive in anyway, we can ask the owner with their dog to leave the shop. Unfortunately, family household dogs and pets are not allowed in our stores or restaurants.
👉 “Small and medium non-assistance dogs are also permitted in our stores, on a fixed lead or carried (they must be small enough to carry on our escalators or in case of an emergency.)
ZARA welcomes guide dogs or other animals that serve individuals with disabilities in those areas of ZARA's premises that are open to Customers and will permit the Customer to keep the service animal with him or her, except for those animals that are otherwise excluded by law from the premises.
Yes, even the world-famous toy store welcomes well-behaved dogs! Take your pup along to Hamleys for a magical experience—just be mindful of the crowds and excited little ones.
Here at IKEA, we love animals, however, we ask that you leave your furry friends at home, unless they are fully trained service animals. We ask you to leave your furry friends at home, unless they are fully trained service animals, such as guide dogs and hearing assistance dogs, who are always welcome to shop with you.
Cabot Place, Canada Place, Churchill Place, Crossrail Place and Jubilee Place welcome pets, just as long as they remain well-behaved and on their leads.
As part of the TK Maxx family, Homesense follows the same policies. So, while most branches should welcome dogs, it's up to the manager of each one. Small dogs are probably more likely to be allowed, but make sure you confirm this before a visit to avoid disappointment.
As of July 31st, 2021, dogs are now permitted within the Outdoor Farmers' Market space at the Covent Garden Market, provided that they are leashed and under your control, well behaved, picked-up after and kept out of the flow of traffic when not actively moving through the Market.
After the Endangered Species Act, Harrods' Pet Kingdom focused on more domestic and prosaic animals such as dogs, cats, and hamsters, as well as a focus on grooming with an all-new pet spa. However, the section of the store eventually closed in 2014, ending this intriguing chapter of Harrod's history.
We love pets, but we don't allow them in our stores. We do welcome fully trained, ADA-qualified service animals to shop with you. Animals whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
The 1976 Endangered Species Act put a stop to such exotic animals being sold in Knightsbridge and elsewhere, although hamsters, dogs and the like were still for sale at Harrods' Pet Kingdom until it closed in 2014.
Selfridges. Another of the iconic departments stores of London, Selfridges – which Oxford Street's store opened in 1909 -, has a dog-friendly policy. However its pet rules are quite restrictive: dogs are allowed in the store only as long as they are held in a bag or carried at all times.
After a successful trial, we're excited to welcome well-behaved dogs into many of our stores, while assistance dogs remain welcome in all Costa Coffee locations. To find out if your chosen store is dog-friendly, simply use our Store Locator, find your store, and check the list of amenities to see if dogs are allowed.
Our Partners are trained to identify guide and assistance dogs, and they are welcome in our shops and cafés. Our Partners are happy to help with shopping, packing and carrying to the car. If you need this service, please ask at the Welcome Desk.
We allow well-behaved dogs in the Village. It's at the discretion of individual boutiques and restaurants to allow dogs inside. Guests must clean up after their dogs and must not leave animals unattended in vehicles, especially on warm days. Dogs may not be permitted in all boutiques or restaurants.
🐶 Think wag-worthy walks through green spaces, cosy cafés with tasty treats, and stalls on the Shambles Market stacked with dog toys 🐾 From pup-friendly pubs to overnight stays, York's ready to welcome your furry plus one!
