A4 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Marlborough, Wiltshire
There has been a pub on this spot since the 18th century and it is a comfortable place to spend some time. Dogs are welcome and there is a short walk to enjoy.
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Medieval inn and dog walk near Andover, Wiltshire
Astonishingly old inn, closer in time to 1066 than the present day. Full of atmosphere and dog-friendly.
Chilterns dog-friendly pub with circular dog walk near Amersham, Buckinghamshire
A calm and refreshing country pub that's easy to find from the main road, and with a safe and easy circular dog walk from the door.
A6 near Flitwick dog walk and dog-friendly pub, Bedfordshire
A safe and easy dog walk and a civilised dog-friendly pub, close to the A6 near Flitwick.
Really good dog walks and a quirky pub near Swanage, Dorset
Rural tavern with a bit of a poachers and smugglers feel to it. Not too much space inside, so you may find yourself cuddling up to a Cap'n Jack Sparrow. Fossil museum inside the pub.
Waterside dog walk near Brecon, Wales
Most drivers on the A40 have no idea that the Usk Valley has some really pretty countryside, dog-friendly pubs and some lovely walks too.
A379 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Plymouth, Devon
A friendly waterside pub on the shore of a fabulous estuary. Everybody will love the view and the walk is very straightforward.
A39 Dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Barnstaple, Devon
Formerly the village post office, this is a cosy and friendly pub on a quiet Devon lane.
A361 dogwalk and a dog-friendly pub, Gloucestershire
A welcoming and rather exquisite country inn with several comfortable little rooms for dining or snacking. Light and airy, and quietly charming.
A246 Edwardian splendour and a dog walk, Surrey
National Trust property with magnificent gardens and plenty of space for dogs to stretch their legs.
A281 North Downs Way dog walk, Surrey
The walk here is at the very start of the North Downs Way. So very tempting!
A22 Ashdown Forest dog walks, East Sussex
This part of the forest is known as Warren Pease, so we expected to see lots of rabbit burrows. Wrong! This is a heath rather than dense woodland part of the forest.