Etiquette for Dog Owners
Behavioral rules & important information
The Seefeld Region is not only a paradise for our bipedal guests, but also for their four-legged friends. To ensure that your stay in our picturesque surroundings is pleasant, unforgettable, and above all, conflict-free for you, your loyal companion, and all other guests, we have compiled the most important behavioral rules, tips, and information regarding the topic "Vacation with Dog". Whether it's walks through the idyllic landscape, exciting hikes, or relaxing hours in the hotel - we want you to be able to enjoy every moment without worries.
General Rules
- Leash Requirement: There is a leash requirement throughout the region in all areas and on all hiking trails. Exceptions are the dog exercise zone along the Leutascher Ache and the Mooser dog exercise area.
- Dog Waste Disposal: Always collect dog waste in a bag and dispose of it in designated bins. Free dog waste bag dispensers and trash bins are available throughout the region.
- Muzzle Requirement: Dogs must wear a muzzle on public transport.
- Cable Cars: Dogs are allowed on all three cable cars in the region. In the funicular and cabins of the Rosshütte cable cars, muzzles are required. At Gschwandtkopf and Katzenkopf, which are chair lifts, dogs must be secured accordingly.
- Trail Rules: Stay on designated paths to protect the vegetation and avoid erosion.
- Keep Control: Always keep your dog under control and on a short leash, and ensure that it behaves calmly around other people and animals. IMPORTANT: If there is a threat of attack from grazing animals: Immediately remove the leash. More information on handling livestock can be found here.
Tips
- Water and Food: Always ensure there is enough water and food, especially during longer hikes.
- Equipment: A good dog leash and a suitable collar are essential. For a comprehensive packing list, check out: Packing List for a Dog Holiday in the Mountains.
- Training Encounters: Train your dog to respond calmly and controlled to encounters with other hikers or animals. You can also get support from the Dog School Tyrol.
- Health Protection: Pay attention to vaccinations and protection against ticks and other parasites for your dog.
Important Notes
- Spring Water Wells: In the region, there are spring water wells where owners and dogs can refresh themselves.
- Free Transport: In the VVT network area (Tyrol), dogs can be transported free of charge on public transport.
- New Year's Eve: There is no official fireworks display from municipalities or tourism associations on New Year's Eve, but many hotels hold their own fireworks shows.
- Hiking in Winter: No salt is spread on hiking trails, but there may be gravel on icy or steep sections. You can protect your dog's paws in winter with creams, care products, and possibly special dog shoes.
- Keeping Restricted Breeds in Tyrol: For the latest rules and regulations regarding the keeping of so-called restricted breeds in Tyrol, please visit the official page: Restricted Breeds in Tyrol.
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