Doggie Police

We will reach the beach in one month, curious how la ropa dog ban is faring. Not interested in debating the ban, just want to know how it's going. It will be the 8th time traveling with the pooch. If necessary we will walk him somewhere else, at least downtown a few times so he can see his girl, Lola at Lupita's.

Thanks for your input.

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~kristi~

I can't comment about most of the daytime, but when out on the beach for sunset walks we are seeing lots of doggies. Some are on leash, others are not. Not seeing any problems from doggies nor from people.

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Linda from Canada
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We go to Rossy's with our little dog and have been there twice without problems. This is our third year here and she has always been welcome there. Granted we don't walk her along the beach during the day. We live by Playa la Madera and have walked and played with her on the beach in the early evening with no issues. Dogs on and off leash there and not a doggie police in sight.

They are there on La Ropa.

We are always off of the beach by 8:30am and not back until after 5. We have had no interactions nor seen any during those times. When we go out in the afternoons to sit under our umbrellas, we occasionally see them at our beach access point. The dogs don't go out with us mid-day.

Many people have asked us what the "rule" is. The rule is no dogs on the beach. The reality is to go out when they aren't at work!

Perhaps the doggie police on La Ropa have changed careers and become the fishy police on Isla Ixtapa?