Pets/Dogs on trains from Schiphol Airport to Rotterdam and Hoek Van Holland
I am taking my 2 year old dog (a half Dalmatian, half English Shepherd) from Mexico to London. In order to do this I am flying to Amsterdam and from there I need to get to Hoek Van Holland to get the ferry to take me to Harwich, UK.
Do any of you know if I can bring my big dog on the train with me from Schiphol Airport to Rotterdam and from Rotterdam to Hoek Van Holland? My intention is to tie him to my waist and I will have to undo the Kennel into the 2 halves so it doesn't take so much room. I think I can get a dog pass for the day... but I don't know about the Giant kennel.
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Are dogs allowed on trains in Holland?
Small pets are allowed to travel on trains in the Netherlands at no charge if they are small enough to fit in a basket or small cage placed on a the passengers lap. A larger dog that does not meet this parameter is still allowed to travel on the train but requires a pet supplement ticket ('dagkaart-hond').Are dogs allowed on public transport in the Netherlands?
Dogs are generally allowed on all forms of public transport in the Netherlands, although the rules vary as to whether a ticket is required for dogs. In Amsterdam, where the public transport is run by GVB, the rules are quite generous.Can dogs go on international trains?
Your pet can travel with you on most trains in Europe including Rail Europe (except trains in Spain, Ireland, Great Britain, Finland and Norway) and RailJet. Only service dogs traveling with visually impared passengers are permitted on Eurostar trains.How do you get a pet animal on a train?
Passengers are not allowed to carry pets on train in any classes. However, dogs on train can be carried by brake or luggage van. A specially designed box for dogs to carry them. You need to contact the Parcel office at least two days before if you want that your pet gets accommodated in these boxes.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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