Can you takes dogs on u.k. trains?

Question

Can you takes dogs on u.k. trains?

Answer 1

only if your in the UK I take my G/F on them all the time lol

Answer 2

Yes.  People tut though which is quite funny...especially when it's busy!

Answer 3

Absolutely.

It helps to be in uniform and the animal is trained to locate

drugs, explosives, firearms, fugitives, munitions, or persons deceased.

You other lot need your beast in a cage and I'd prefer it in baggage car or Third Class.

Answer 4

Not unless you have a binbag.

Answer 5

why do you want to take a dog on the train?

Keep it at home in its kennel

Answer 6

Yes You can.

Answer 7

Yes. You are allowed.

I do it all the time.

Answer 8

yes you are allowed to but a lot of people don't like it

Answer 9

Yes.

Answer 10

You are allowed to take up to two small household pets onto any train service as long as they are controlled and cause no nusiance value or endanger any other passenger or employee of the railway. They must be carried in a suitable container or restrained in a controlled fashion (i.e. leash). They can use seats if a suitable cover is provided that will not soil the said seat, however a fare paying passenger boards the service then the seat must be made availiable for them.

If the Pet/s cause a nusiance then the designated train manager / guard / conductor or driver can setrain you at any time or seek assistance to remove you from any train or premises. If you have more than 2 animals then a STANDARD half price fare must be paid for each additional animal.

As per usual this is all at the discretion of the train operator and employees concerned and at the end of the day the staff on the train have the final say as to if you can travel on that train or not.

Answer 11

you are permitted to take 2 dogs onto a train free of charge any more you are supposed to pay.

Answer 12

Yes you are.  I was on the train to London and this dog with its owner was sitting opposite me. =]

Answer 13

The simple answer is Yes, but you may have to pay a fair for the dog! it all depends on the time of day & which rail company you use.