Do bring your furry best friend!

Many people love to bring their pets with them on a holiday – and why wouldn’t you. But sometimes it’s hard to decide, without knowing if there are suitable places for your dog (or cat) to have some fun too.

We have compiled a list of pet friendly places here in Agnes Water/1770 to make it easier for you to plan your trip.

Accommodation

Pet friendly accommodation can be found in lots of places, from basic camping grounds to flash holiday houses.

Please do check with your accommodation provider before booking as there can be restrictions in some places in peak holiday times.

dogs on a SUP
World record attempt – most dogs on a paddle board

Beaches

A lot of beaches are dog friendly in the area, but make sure to know the requirements (off leash/on leash).

  • Agnes Water main beach is dog friendly NORTH of the bathing area. Dogs must be kept on a leash between the bathing area and the surf club beach access (there is a small timber post with access no. SS1).
  • North of the Surf Club beach access dogs can run off leash, as long as they are under effective voice control.
  • Chinamans beach is dog friendly OUTSIDE turtle nesting season (November to March).
  • Dogs are NOT allowed in the bathing area on the Agnes Water main beach.
  • Dogs are also allowed off leash at the 1770 SES grounds. This is a great place to throw a ball or stick. Restrictions apply during bird nesting season.
Dogs on beaches

Activities

  • Take your dog kayaking with you. 1770 Liquid Adventures encourage customers to bring their dogs along. You can take a single, double or triple kayak and enjoy the area with your best mate on board.
  • Stand Up paddle board hire with your dog – 1770 SUP
Kayak with your dog

Cafes/Restaurants

Services

  • Dog minding – Aunty Ray’s Dog sitting $25 per day. Call Raylene on 49747555 or 0417611768.
  • Vet – call 4974 9045.  The vet is located at 2653 Round Hill Road.
  • Dick And Rosie’s pet retreat offer boarding, training and day care

Lost dog

Losing your dog is stressful at the best of times. Losing your pooch while holidaying inana unfamiliar area, is extra stressful. The loving community of Agnes Water/1770 is always trying to help reunite owners with their dogs if they get lost.

  • The first place to check or post is the Agnes Water Community Facebook page. People are generally very helpful here, trying reunite dog and owner.
  • Ring the Vet to see if anyone has brought your dog in.
  • Check the council pound  (phone 4970 0700) in case your dog got picked up by animal control.

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