No I dont see the problem as long as you let client's know incase they're allergic. You can always get a nice sized dog cage and train it to use that, if worried about jumping up on client's.

No I dont see the problem as long as you let client's know incase they're allergic. You can always get a nice sized dog cage and train it to use that, if worried about jumping up on client's.

I agree with Chrissie - just make it very clear in your ads so that punters who are allergic to or frightened of dogs have all the information, and keep the dog out of the way while you're working and I can't see a problem either.

I would make sure your dog is used to meeting strangers or having them in close proximity or he/she's going to find it very stressful and upsetting (I know mine wouldn't have coped with it at all - he was a rescue and not happy with unfamiliar people).

I think it's important to be sensitive about people's fears (I'm terrified of dogs I'm unfamiliar with, always a worry for me doing o/c's but if people are sensible and keep it in another room I've no problem)
I've had a client terrified of my kitten so I kept it out the way.

Number one thing with pets is just because you love them and feel relaxed around them doesn't mean everyone will

Also make sure the room you work in is a room your dog does not enter as a client going home with dog hair on him is going to be hard for him to explain.
I used to take my dog to my work flat but he was only allowed in the lounge/kitchen and was well socialised so did not whine or bark when I had clients come in. 
I would however not take a new dog to a hotel and see clients unless I had booked two adjoining rooms as the dog may well decide he does not like what the client is doing and become very noisy.

Hell if my bulldogs saw a client trying to have sex with me there would be nothing left of him as she would attack straight away as she does not know the difference between sex and attacking me.

I have a cat and found that when I didn't mention it I got lots of cliens with bad allergies who would have to leave 5 minutes into the booking. They would also end up with cat hair all over their clothes (he malts so much) which they weren't happy about.
Now I always inform clients and keep the cat out of the bedroom to avoid hair everywhere. I make sure I Hoover twice a day too. So I think as long as you are upfront about the dog then it will be fine

Is there any way you can put off picking the dog up until you have thought things through more. 

Knocking him/her from pillar to post when a client is arriving is not ideal for the dog on the days you are working from a hotel room.  At the same time hotels are going to notice you more  if you have a dog and it might not work out there for you.

I'm by no means an animal lover but is it fair to lock an animal in a car while a client is with you.  What happens if its a warm/hot day, I know its UK we are talking about and summer might not last very long but getting an animal and then treating it in the way you are proposing  is just not fair at all.

People wouldn't believe im actually taking the side of an animal here, but I don't think you have thought this through as much as you should have.

Please rethink.  Sorry for being so blunt but Ive never been one for using flowery words.  I think what you are planning on doing is rather selfish. Sorry.

Would you be travelling away from home to Hotels or would it be a local hotel and would it be like a day room or overnight?