Welcoming thatched pub with dog walks, Leicestershire
A lovely old-fashioned sort of pub where walkers and dogs are made really welcome. There's a choice of dog walks and the longer walk is perfect for a Sunday morning stroll before a roast.
A lovely old-fashioned sort of pub where walkers and dogs are made really welcome. There's a choice of dog walks and the longer walk is perfect for a Sunday morning stroll before a roast.
A really good walk for dogs and very easy to get to from the A5 for a quick driving break.
A doggiestop in this friendly small village near Leicester can really hit the spot for tired drivers and bored dogs. A total change from the cut and thrust of the A6, and almost as close to the A47.
Pooch-perfect pub surrounded by walks and countryside delights. If you need your optimism tank topping up, come and take a walk here.
Follow in the footsteps of the cast of Downton Abbey and Pride and Prejudice (2005 film version) in the wonderful grounds of this gracious old country house.
Rural pub in a village famous for its watercress, and a dog walk with no stiles. The author of 'Three Men in a Boat', Jerome K Jerome lived close to the village.
This dog walk from a dog-friendly pub is close to Oxford but feels distinctly rural. If you're a fan of Aston Martin cars, there's the chance to visit their brand museum and shop on the walk.
Pick a warm sunny day for this dog walk with views, and relaxing refreshment afterwards.
Jem adored his walk here, on a section of the Oxfordshire Way. By the time we returned we were both smelling sweetly of Cow Parsley.
Woodland wonderland where drivers and dogs can truly relax and de-stress. The paths are well-tended and easy to follow, and the aroma of earth and trees after a shower is fabulous.
Welcoming and dog-friendly village inn, with really comfortable seating - whether inside or out. The village itself is worth an explore, and a circular walk starts from the door.
Big and relaxed canal-side pub that's popular with dog-walkers, boaters, cyclists, families and friendly folk generally.