Anglesey dog walk and beach, Wales Join the 124 mile Anglesey coastal path for a while - a definite cobweb remover! The best walking is in the direction of the lighthouse where there's a short circular route.
Otley dog walk and dog-friendly pub, Yorkshire Often overshadowed by its more well-known neighbour, Ilkley, the town of Otley is worth a visit and is handily placed for Leeds pooches getting out of town.
Forest of Dean dog friendly pub, Gloucestershire Tiny village pub, wall to wall dogs, humour and tasty food.
Corris dog walk, Gwynedd, Wales If you're looking for sheepfree walks in Wales, then the Forestry Commission can usually be relied on to provide one. Perfect for dogs. Perfect for people too.
M50 Junction 3 dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Herefordshire Junction 2 The sweetly named 'Daffodil Way' is a gentle dog walk through meadows and then fields.
A354 easy dog walk and a pub, Dorset Lovely dog walk on safe bridle paths, and close to the A354. The pub was closed for its own holidays when we stopped by so it's a bit of an unknown.
A37 dog-friendly dining and dog walk, Dorset The dog-friendly inn has a clean, contemporary almost Scandinavian feel. But tradition has not been forgotten. Thomas Hardy and his dog, Wessex, are on record as having visited the Inn in 1927.
A3066 dog-friendly country pub and dog walk, Dorset Traditional country pub with carpets and shiny horse brasses around the chimney. An easy dog walk with no stiles.
A475 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Llandysul, Wales Warm and welcoming dog-friendly dining pub with great food.
Dog-friendly Knighton, Wales Do try and make a doggiestop in this little market town. You'll find dog-friendly pubs, dog-friendly B&B, a lovely dog-friendly cafe and bookshop, and a fabulous dog walk with swimming.
A30 dog-friendly inn and dog walk, Devon A truly authentic pub experience that transports you back in time at least a century, maybe more. Exceptionally friendly and welcoming to dogs and drivers.
Woodland dog walk near Chartwell, Kent When Jem and I were here the hill was alive with the sound of happy barking. There's more to the hill than appears at first visit, and this walk is well worth exploring.
