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Dog-friendly wineries

49 Niagara wineries that welcome dogs, from what each winery's own site says.

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Most dog-friendly wineries welcome dogs on the patio and the grounds. Indoors is up to each winery, and where food is served it is often service animals only. A winery that welcomes dogs on a quiet Tuesday may ask you to leave them home on a busy harvest weekend or during a private event.

Bring water and a leash, and keep your dog off the vines. Call the winery before you go if your plans depend on it: we list what their site says, and rules change.

Questions

Can I bring my dog into the tasting room?

It depends on the winery. Many keep dogs to the patio or grounds; a few welcome them inside. Each winery's page links to their site, and a quick call settles it.

Which wineries in Niagara-on-the-Lake allow dogs?

21 of the wineries on this list are in and around Niagara-on-the-Lake. See just those.

Are dogs allowed at winery events?

Not always. Festivals and dinners often have their own rules. Check the event's page.

Is there a dog-friendly winery tour?

Yes: our Day out with the dog itinerary strings dog-friendly wineries into one day.

Profiles are written from each winery's own site and reviewed before publishing. Regions are Wine Country Ontario's two: Niagara-on-the-Lake & Area and the Niagara Benchlands & Area.

Featured listings are paid for by the winery. They are shown above other listings for the day or region and labelled wherever they appear. Everything else is ordered by time, and editorial picks are not for sale.