Dog sitting, oh yes. Pension Kildegaard has a huge crowd of smart, local youngsters doing the laundry, tending the guests - and dog sitting! Olga is the famous dog walker of Pension Kildegaard. Charlie begged me to hire her for a walk on the beach. I did. We instantly recognised a true dog lover. Charlie is well looked after - to his undivided happy tail wagging. Fetching, swimming, and barking. True love. And I went to the cinema (Bio & Bistro) and watched Fifty Shades of Grey.

Local flea market in Tisvilde is every Saturday from May to September. Take your four-legged companion on a stroll to the local train station (3 minutes walk from Pension Kildegaard). Starts at 9 am. But be there 7 am if you wish to find some antique curiosity.

Restaurants there are plenty of in Tisvildeleje. By the way: Pension Kildegaard is known for it’s fish soup - all in all Thomas is a pretty good chef and dinner is served every day at 6 pm. Otherwise there is local produce and sushi, thai and burgers, beer and champagne to be found in Tisvildeleje. Mix in with locals - old fishermen and self-imported hipsters in parents summer houses, surfers, and trail runners with buns.

Vets are everywhere: As it is a rural area there a lot of veterinarians all over northern Sealand. Ask Thomas or Katrine and they will help you find the best one. In Helsinge you find Dollar Dog where you can buy dog food, snacks, toys, and everything else your dog wants (and they actually have a vet down there).

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