A dog on the ferry from Sandhamn to Stockholm.
I will admit right at the start to being a dog lover. But I live in a rather dog unfriendly state, so it was wonderful to see how dogs are included in everything in Sweden, or almost everything.
We saw dogs just about everywhere. My theory is that the dogs are introduced to this inclusion at a young age, and their good behavior in public is the result.
Dogs on the beach in Sandhamn
We saw them on the ferry, on the bus, at cafes, on the street, at the ruins in Visby, and at the palace at Drottningholm.
A poodle on the ferry.
Getting off the bus to take the big ferry to Visby, Gotland.
A woman gives her puppy a drink of water in the waiting area for the ferry to Gotland.
There was a special seating area for passengers with dogs on the large ferry to Gotland
This sign on a gate in Gamla Stan warms people to be mindful of the laws regardings dogs in churches.
This dog was walking the grounds of the palace at Drottningholm, a UNESCO site.
A dog in the ruins of St. Catherines in Visby, Gotland.
The only place that I saw the following sign, “No Dogs Allowed”, was on the gate of The House of Nobility in Gamla Stan.
No dogs allowed in The House of Nobility in Stockholm.
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Cute! Liked the lab checking
Out the scenery on the ferry