Approximately 15 dogs who are pets of the owner live at the Bau House Cafe full-time. The place was created about five years ago to let pets and owners congregate, which is unique to Seoul restaurants.
Visit its Web site or read this story from NPR: Dog Days Never End at Seoul Cafe.
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Love your pieces on Ireland. I do want to go someday. Sans dog, however.