I plan on doing some traveling this winter, ...Don't post too many photos of your pets. Makes it easier to pick you out in a hotel. I've heard stories about cops leaving photos of girls at the front desk and telling them to call them when that lady checks in. Imagine how easy it would be if they showed them a photo of your pet. It's a little harder to blend in.
( gives me a chance to brag of my pride n joy)... Originally Posted by atyourservice
Thats kinda tacky... we all love our pets but it is a bit tacky... Originally Posted by TamsenCrownVERY very tacky. I'm glad someone else said it.
Leave your damned cats at home. We're paying for pussy, not a cat allergy attack. Thought you girls were supposed to be high class!! Originally Posted by John BullOMG ROTFLMFAO!!!!!!!!!!
Don't post too many photos of your pets. Makes it easier to pick you out in a hotel. I've heard stories about cops leaving photos of girls at the front desk and telling them to call them when that lady checks in. Imagine how easy it would be if they showed them a photo of your pet. It's a little harder to blend in.I doubt it would matter with women who show their face lol. That's a picture for sure.
Just thinkin' ahead for you. Originally Posted by tia travels
What? This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever read. So now a pet is sign that a girl is low volume? Nothing more I can say to that. Originally Posted by Naomi4uWith every situation you can always find the exception , but I would have to say that overall the majority of the women I have known who choose to travel with their pets are responsible, compassionate, caring people.And yes most had to be low volume to make sure that their pet was comfortable with the situation .I am not saying that pet free escorts can not be low volume as well, but it does seem to be a lot more common with those who travel with a dog, or cat.
If anything it shows that the girl is inconsiderate, I'm allergic to some pets. I am sure others are too. Ladies need to take that into consideration or better yet .. if they're going to travel with their pets anyways, they should at least add "Are you allergic to dogs/cats?" on their screening form and also inform every single client that there's a pet in the room. Originally Posted by Naomi4uYou may want to reread my post Naomi.One of the first points I made was this "You should also let any potential clients know ahead of time that you have a pet in case he is prone to allergies". If traveling with a pet is not for you that is fine, but why put down others who choose a different approach?