Here’s the kicker: You can bring more than one dog. There is no official limit. In theory, you could walk onto the District Line with a pack of 20 golden retrievers. But the TfL fine for “causing a nuisance” is £80. So, while you can bring a canine army, you probably shouldn’t. Unless you want to recreate the opening scene of 101 Dalmatians in real life. Please don’t.
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What About the Big Dogs? (And the Tiny Ones)
If you have a German Shepherd or a Husky, you look like a secret agent. That’s cool. But those dogs take up space. On a packed train, you are now a double-decker bus in a bicycle lane. Be polite. Move to the end of the carriage where there’s breathing room. Don’t let your dog’s tail whip a child in the face. That’s a bad way to start a conversation.
If you have a tiny dog (like a Pomeranian), you are legally obligated to keep it in a carrier during peak hours. Yes, even if it looks like a fluffy cloud. The rule is: if it fits in a small bag, it’s a “carried animal.” If it doesn’t, it’s a “dog on a lead.” Get a purse. A dog purse. You know you want one.
