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Yes. Woodstock.

I find Woodstock itself a little too precious and a little sterile, but if you're going for touristy, quaint Vermont you're good. And there's plenty to explore in the general area around Woodstock.

Highland Lodge in Greensboro would be a nice home base. I think some cabins allow dogs.

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Unfortunately, The Highland Lodge no longer accepts dogs, even in their cabins. It's a shame, as it's a great place and is close to hiking, kayaking, dining and so forth.

Www.houserentalvermont.com They accept dogs.

Woodstock isn't really "Vermont". It's "Vermont" in the sense that a resort in Cancun is "Mexico." Same with Stowe, Manchester, etc.