Ballycastle dog-friendly hotel and dog walk, NI A large sandy beach for maximum doggy pleasure and one of the most dog-friendly hotels we have ever visited. A splendid spot to spend a bit of quality time with Fido.
Oakworth - the dog-friendly Golden Fleece, West Yorkshire Friendly local pub where you and the dog can keep up with the sports and get a bite to eat.
Dog cafe by the beach, Scotland This cafe at Aberdeen beach is all about your fur baby you can eat drink inside and outside in this establishment and the food is wonderful
Belfast dog-friendly hotel, NI Modern hotel with grand views over the river and Titanic dock. Some rooms are dog-friendly.
Drummore - Ship Inn and Mariners Cafe, Scotland A small harbour village very close to the most southerly point of Scotland.
Dog-friendly cocktail bar in central Belfast, NI Dogs on leads welcome in this cocktail bar in the city centre. Good for an early evening drink, gets busy later on and not so great for dogs.
Idyllic cafe by the water, Wales The Quayside tearooms is well worth the trek down slightly scary roads to get here. Great selection of human food and doggy treats.
Village pub and shop near Rothbury, Northumberland A traditional village inn with a warm welcome and a courtyard sun-trap. You can't miss the monument on the left, as ugly and sincere as only Victorian monuments can be.
Dog-friendly pub near Brightlingsea, Essex An out of the way country pub between Colchester and Brightlingsea. Popular with local residents and welcoming to visitors too.
Dog walk and dog-friendly inn on the Agivey River, NI A really dog-friendly pub close to the lovely Agivey River. A treat for both canines and humans.
Dog walk along the River Foyle, NI A walk along the famous River Foyle as well as a fine park. This is a really popular place for dog walkers and there is a hotel to return to for refreshments and overnight stays too.
Dog-friendly coaching inn in Fakenham, Norfolk Lovely old coaching inn that's been offering refreshment to travellers since the 1700s. Dogs and children are welcome.
