WAG-WORTHY

Editor’s Pick for Dog Lovers

OVERNIGHTS
FIVE GREAT LODGING OPTIONS FOR FOUR-LEGGED GUESTS

Mt. Philo Inn

Charlotte, VT
Too often “cozy” can signal cramped quarters, but not at
this gracious 1896 inn overlooking the long sparkle of Lake
Champlain. Its four apartment-style suites and many porches
provide ample room for you and your canine companion to
spread out. To really stretch your legs, hit the old carriage
road that winds from the back door to Mount Philo itself.
With all the fellow dog walkers you’ll pass on your way to the
summit, it’s easy to see how this place earned the nickname
“Mount Fido.” mtphiloinn.com. Gun dogs like retrievers and
pointers are a natural fit at Lopstick, a longtime favorite of
hunters—but any mutt will surely love hearing the call of
the wild. cabinsatlopstick.com.

NEW ENGLAND’S MOST ADOPTABLE AMBASSADORS

CARLY COPLEY HARVARD DANGERFIELD

Aka: Canine ambassador for Boston’s
Fairmont Copley Plaza.
Breed: Black Lab (age 7).
Duties: Giving hotel guests their
exercise.
Likes: Riding bellman’s carts.
Noted: Successor to Catie Copley,
reputedly the world’s first canine
concierge, who passed away in 2017.
Aka: “The Most Famous Dog in
Boston.”
Breed: Samoyed (age 12).
Duties: Making humans happy, ow-
ning the Internet.
Likes: Good deeds, bow ties.
Noted: Rose to fame as a fluffy, hug-
gable therapist on Boston Common
after the 2013 marathon bombings.

MOLLY
Aka: “The Thing of Evil.”
Breed: Welsh Corgi (age 3).
Duties: Stealing the spotlight from her
doting owner, Maine horror-master
Stephen King.
Likes: Disemboweling toys, thwarting
goodness.
Noted: King will push you in front
of a zombie horde to save this dog.
ANUZZO
Aka: “Vermont’s Canine Ambassador.”
Breed: Bergamasco (age 10).
Duties: Greeting visitors at Montpe-
lier’s The Quirky Pet.
Likes: Rocking dreadlocks, chilling with
fellow Bergamascos. (Cuba and Aria).
Noted: Over 9,000 people have had
a photo taken with this guy. Google
him, and we bet you’ll want one, too.

30 STYLE MAG PHOTOGRAPH BY COREY HENDRICKSON