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Danby, Vermont 05739
USA

203.952.8045

Enjoy your vacation in a beautiful, natural Vermont setting. The Mettawee and Littlebranch houses provide a unique setting where you will experience new sights and sounds, a strong, clean breeze, and leave feeling refreshed and invigorated. The location, and combination of indoor and outdoor activities, provide a unique Vermont Experience. Enjoy!

Dogs Welcome!

The Mettawee properties are a canine's dream come true!

“ There is lots of room to run around outside, enjoy a game of frisbee or fetch, or just smell the flowers.  

You  might just enjoy gazing out the window from a comfortable resting spot.  

There are lots of places to explore - at the house and nearby at the Big Branch Wilderness Area - and if you're lucky, you might discover a friendly neighbor's cat, or hear the resident coyotes howling at night which will bring back the wolfie in you.  

All of this activity leads to serious nap time. ”

 

For canine visitors, you may want to take the following things into consideration:

  • There is a one time fee of $100.00 per pet, per stay

  • Pet regulations can be found at the end of the rental agreement on the Reservations page

  • Make sure your pet is updated on all shots and carry documentation with you

  • Keep any medications on hand that might be needed

  • Secure their tags properly in place and carry vet/emergency phone numbers

  • Create a home like environment by bringing a crate, a familiar pillow or blanket and try to stick to a regular feeding and sleeping schedule.  Don't forget the chow. Note that both houses are equipped with a large dog crate that is available for your use.

  • In preparation for snow and ice, trim your dog’s nails and the hair around their feet to prevent chunks of frozen muck from accumulating in their fur.  In recent winters, a top crust of ice on the deep snow has made it difficult on our canines.  You may want to consider bringing pad protective booties/wax for your dog during the winter months.

  • For winter visits, you may want to consider bundling your dog up in another layer; smaller breeds in particular will need an extra layer.