It’s becoming increasingly popular to include pets in a wedding retinue. And, while doing so might have its challenges, at least your pet is not going to complain about the bridesmaids’ dress and shoe selection.
Cats, like children, could be wild cards and unpredictable in their actions on the planned day. Unless you are getting married at home and have a really mellow cat who will happily walk on a leash and be cooperative, it’s probably a better idea to only include her in the wedding photographs. The same could probably be said for birds. It’s all very well having your parrot sit on a groomsman’s shoulder, until it poops….
Fortunately, a well-trained dog could be the perfect ring bearer or flower pooch. If you want to include your dog in your retinue, there are certain wedding petiquette considerations to take into account. Here is a quick checklist.
Dogs are very intuitive and sometimes pick up on the nerves and emotions of the moment. Pheromone-based calming sprays, such as Comfort Zone, could help to calm doggy nerves.
About the Author: Sandy Robins is the 2013 winner of the “Excellence in Journalism and Outstanding Contribution to the Pet Industry Award.” Her work appears on many of the country’s leading pet platforms, such as MSNBC.com, MSN.com and TODAYShow.com. She is a regular contributor and columnist in multiple national and international publications, including Catster, as well as the author of the award-winning books “Fabulous Felines: Health and Beauty Secrets for the Pampered Cat” and “For The Love of Cats.” Learn more about Sandy on her website or Facebook page. #welovecats
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