This is for those of you looking for a "love shack" somewhere off in the woods or at least not attached to other fellow travelers. Not that you can really accomplish anything with your 200 lb. mastiff sticking his nose under your blankets or gazing icily at you like your mother-in-law* who still does not recognize you as a human being with legitimate physical needs. Just ignore the dog and he'll go and lie in a corner and fall asleep. When we figure out what works for mother-in-laws, we'll let you know.

Anyway, please let us know if you find any more cabins and cottages that we don't have listed, because this is one of our favorite databases and we want to make it much larger.

PLEASE READ THIS: Because of the large number of lodging reservations we process, we are able to negotiate special internet rates with the properties directly. These rates are lower in most cases than the normal rates you could receive by contacting the property simply because of our buying power. However, once you make the discounted reservation on our site, we strongly recommend that you please call ahead to double-check that they still are pet friendly. While we try to be vigilant, hotel management and pet policies are constantly changing, so we recommend a follow-up call. It is important to us that you and your pet feel comfortable and confident and, most importantly, be well-received upon your arrival.

* Please note that we've had numerous complaints about our mother-in-law bashing (from, you guessed it, mother-in-laws)--so much so that our lawyer, a highly decorated water spaniel named Ch. WhatsInItForMe, suggests that we disavow ourselves from targeting such a vulnerable segment of our society. To comply with his wishes, we suggest that, if you are offended by this approach, you replace "mother in law" with "that cold distant woman" or "that meddling birth-giver to my wife," etc.