Riverside dog walk and country inn near Oundle, Cambridgeshire
Extremely comfortable and well-organised hotel with a dog-friendly bar and a pretty garden with plenty of space. The dog walk is beside the river and a delight on a warm day.
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A274 dog-friendly pub and a paw stretch near Maidstone, Kent
This is a seriously dog-friendly pub with a handy little dog walk to relieve stiff limbs.
A350 dog-friendly pub and iconic walk, Dorset
We love this combo of dog-friendly pub and the chance to head up to a really atmospheric ancient hill fort with the dog.
Morecombe Bay dog-friendly pub, Cumbria
Welcoming dog-friendly pub with a very genuine approach.
A41 dog-friendly pub and short stroll with a view, Buckinghamshire
A short dog walk with a windmill, and the welcoming pub makes a pleasant place to stop on a long journey.
River walk and dog-friendly pub near Thame, Buckinghamshire
A relaxing stroll by the River Thame and informal eating in a friendly village pub. All very good for dogs and drivers.
Dog walk and dog-friendly pub near Stevenage, Hertfordshire
Family and dog-friendly village pub with an easy to find off-lead dog walk very close by. Close to the A1 and the A10 near Stevenage.
A1 Junction 9 dog walk and dog-friendly village pub, Hertfordshire
Junction 9
Friendly village local that makes a good family and dog break on your journey, and a very easy to follow dog walk too.
Dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Newton Abbot, Devon
A circular dog walk and a welcoming village inn with extremely appetising food is worth exploring.
A259 dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Newhaven, East Sussex
A pub that has a really exciting location overlooking the sea. It is a great place to fill your lungs with fresh sea air, enjoy a meal and take the dog for a walk.
A259 dog walk and dog-friendly pub with B&B near Goring on Sea, West Sussex
Tucked away between the South Downs and the sea, this is a fabulous pub to visit. It is a great place to stay and dogs are welcome to bring their beds for the night too.
A21 Castles, conqueror and cream teas, East Sussex
This is where William the Conqueror fought his battle and took the English throne. And Harald lost his eye and a kingdom. Since then the sea has receded so it's not as dramatic as you might expect.