Usually, I am beloved by dogs and small children, but it took a while before I found a canine friend here. People say dogs' love is unconditional, but this is untrue--snacks help:
There was quite a wait to get a table, but the dogs roam quite freely, and I made a friend who loved having her belly rubbed (who doesn't?):
The "Bau House" offers beverages including coffee, tea, fruit drinks and beer, but not much to eat--except doggie treats! It is family-friendly and several families brought their own pet. Remarkably, there was very little aggressive behavior, and while the place smelled of dog, of course, it was very clean thanks to constant swiffering by the staff.
A big city is a difficult place to own a dog, so this "cafe/hotel" offers dog-lovers an opportunity to commune with their canine side. There were about thirty or so dogs of a wide variety of breeds, from chow to husky to sheltie to lab, some of whom apparently do work in the entertainment industry when they're not being pampered by patrons of the Bau House.
Still, they spend most of their time indoors, so it's no wonder someone wants to go walkies:
7 comments:
OOoo if only they had the equivalent of a cat cafe like I went to in Japan. Someday~
I love this post! Definitly a place I intend on checking out!
I wish I could give you more precise directions. Just follow what I said and keep a sharp eye. If you go more than four buildings into the alley, it's not the right one!
Can I bring my dog there to socialize with the other dogs?
J, you sure can. I was surprised by the lack of aggressive/territorial behavior when outside dogs were brought in.
i was told there is a cat cafe in daegu called "cat tree"
Foreigner Joy - They *do* have at least 2 cat cafes in Seoul. :) Actually, I enjoyed it better than the one I went to in Tokyo because they actually serve coffee/tea/hot cocoa. Look up GioCat Cafe.
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