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zero2tool

House being tented place to stay that allows dogs suggestions?

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Hi landlord sprung it on us kinda late that we need to be out Friday and Saturday returning Sunday as the home is being tented for termites.

It's a roomate and myself and 2 dogs. Allot of hotels are expensive for just 2 nights. The Cabins at bill fredrick were already booked and not entire sure dog friendly. My thought is just to camp out in the back yard for the 2 nights with the dogs. I'm not sure that's even a option being close to the house and chemicals. Anyone have any idea or suggestions. Another park with cabins and dog friendly perhaps?

Posted Feb 13, 2023, 1:03 PM UTC

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Automatic-Mention•

You want to be off property because if the dog starts digging around or enters the tented house the gas will kill quickly. Doors and windows are usually left open under the tent, and there are fans pushing the chemicals around inside. Tear gas is added to alert intruders to the danger. Basically saying it's unadvisable and probably unpleasant to sleep outdoors right next to a tented house. Good luck

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shootermcgav1n•

100% this. Don’t fuck around with Vikane.

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zero2toolOP•

Thanks for that info

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nolij420•

Your landlord is responsible for giving you a place to stay while that's going on. That being said, there are plenty of hotels and airbnb's that allow pets.

Edit: I stand corrected. Renter's insurance is the way.

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sunkissedinfl•

They are actually only required to not charge for the days the property is uninhabitable, they aren't required to find or pay for accommodations, though it doesn't hurt to ask. Renters insurance will also sometimes cover this.

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vegas_gal•

Be careful using insurance for small amounts. The premium increase may not be worth it.

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iwearlederhosen•

Insurance will only pay for accommodations if the reason they can't stay there is due to a covered loss. Insects are always excluded

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DubPac•

La Quinta allows dogs

There is a launch window on Friday from 10pm to 2am (Inmarsat 6-F2). There is a La Quinta at Coco Beach. While dogs aren't allowed on the beach, if you're discreet, it will probably be fine after 10:00 p.m. (or just leave pooch in the room)

Just remember these launch windows change all the time, so it's quite a dice roll

Me and my dog may or may not have caught a launch or two there if you catch my drift 😉

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SpacePolice04•

Residence Inn also used to allow pets so they may still.

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dgxcook•

Melia in Celebration is our go to pet friendly hotel. It can be decently expensive though, depending on volume.

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eatmyasseroleCollege Park•

I don't have any ideas on where to stay.

Considering you mentioned your landlord "springing" this on you, I wanted to just metion to you -- please don't leave ANY food or anything that is to be ingested in the home. This includes everything - frozen food, fresh food, food from the fridge, canned food, candy, your medication, your dogs' food, your dogs' medication, cat food, etc, etc, etc. Literally anything that might be consumed.

This is what the tenting company explained to me back when I did it 5 years ago. It could have changed since then or you could be having something different done.

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blackbirdw68:swan:•

yes absolutely nothing that can be put into a body. that's how it was described to me and this was last year so it hasn't changed.

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eatmyasseroleCollege Park•

Thanks!

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exclaim_bot•

Thanks!

You're welcome!

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Mrknowitall666•

There's camping at wekiva state park(?)

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Stunning_Hippo1763•

If you have renters insurance. They may cover the hotel stay.

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ocelotseeker•

Try Embassy Suites. We stayed there during a similar situation with my cat. They are pet friendly. Just avoid the one in Altamonte.

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odeyssey87•

Maybe try air bnb?

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ThrobbinHood26•

Many airBnBs or Vrbo's in the area allow dogs and can be booked quickly for a reasonable price.

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rigertplakento•

Many Vet offices will board your dog. If I had to do something like this I would pay my normal vet to hold the dog until all chemicals are gone. Its only a couple of days, the dog will be find and under supervision. Then I could also not worry about where to stay and just get something cheap and close by. I feel like you are making this harder for yourself by not getting someone else to watch the dog/s for you.

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Proximity_Intel•

Aloft downtown used to allow dogs

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NightWarac•

Not only do they still allow dogs without any pet fee, they have a small dog park on the side of the building and usually have treats near the front desk.

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axanax_lattepls•

Aloft is the best!

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zero2toolOP•

Thanks everyone some good suggestions.

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keeperoflogopolis•

Isn’t it the landlords problem to find a place for you and your dogs to stay?

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blackbirdw68:swan:•

Why are they not paying for you be out??? That's really fucked up. We had to do that for a rental property and put the tenants in a hotel for the 2 nights. It's really not that much money for a LL to do that.

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zero2toolOP•

He's a nice guy doesn't charge us much. Paying for the service has to be expensive for him. So we kinda just decided to figure it out on our own as he really does do allot.

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snarkkween•

The fact that he is tenting it is a good sign, it is not cheap. Please don’t stay anywhere near there though!

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SeacoastFirearms•

Woodspring suites and extended stay America both allow pets.

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