Two historic dog-friendly country pubs with great food, Cumbria
A brace of dog-friendly inns with micro-brewery and a stunning location. Just gorgeous.
A brace of dog-friendly inns with micro-brewery and a stunning location. Just gorgeous.
A dog walk as long as you like in the Breamish Valley, with a very friendly cafe for a well-earned piece of cake on the way back.
Dog-friendly hotel with amazing food, and a huge garden.
Ideal pub garden for a chatty meal or drink with friends, and dogs. It's a 'holiday rustic' sort of place, and recommended by Giles Coren in the Sunday Times..
Take the dog for a shortish walk over fields and then you'll find a dog-friendly pub in the centre of the village. Families and dogs are made welcome.
More of a pitstop for hungry people than a full-on dog walk, and we reckon you can't have too many dog-friendly cafes to chose from.
Ranch-style dog-friendly dining with plenty of outside space and a sturdy play area for kids. The building is a bit like a Tardis and much bigger inside than you'd think.
Quite a sun trap at the end of this pretty market town, and a stream flows gently past the front door of the dog-friendly pub. Ideal for a paw-wash for the pooch.
A bright and airy dog-friendly pub with B&B rooms on the Norfolk coastal path for long walkies with the dog. A wonderful location.
A car park, cafe, clean WCs and a choice of fabulous walks in a near hidden gem on the river. Excellent fish and chips in the cafe.
Calm and tranquil dog-friendly village pub near the A14 just north of Cambridge. The dog walk can be a stress-busting 3 mile yomp, or just a potter in the fields.
If you're travelling on the Stena Ferry to Holland from the UK your dog will enjoy a good long coastal walk before you get on the ferry.