Does UK Law Ban Dogs In Asda?
There is no law or health and safety regulations that ban dogs from being allowed to enter Asda, or any other supermarket where food and drink are sold.
We can see this referenced on the Dog Laws UK page over at Blue Cross:
Here are some points of note:
For Asda specifically, and in reference to point one above, they have taken the decision not to allow dogs.
Can I Carry My Dog In ASDA?
You might be wondering if it’s okay to take your dog into ASDA stores if you carry the doggo in a bag or in your purse.
After all, the dog won’t be able to get into the fresh foods.
Unfortunately, ASDA doesn’t allow dogs carried into the store.
It doesn’t matter how small your pupper is, you still cannot bring him into any ASDA store.
How long can you legally leave a dog alone UK?
The length of time a dog can be left alone depends on the individual dog but we advise that they are left for no longer than four hours so they have opportunities to exercise, go to the toilet, and spend time with people.
FAQ
Which UK stores allow dogs?
Many big names on the high street welcome dogs in their shops. This includes John Lewis, the Apple store, Cath Kidston, Harrods, Lush and Selfridges (in limited departments). This list is likely to be much longer, as being ‘dog-friendly’ is a personal rather than legal decision.
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