Countryside dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Oxfordshire
The dog walk here is just over 5 miles from the M40 Junction 10. You'll find a massively old pub in the village with really good food, and dog friendly in bar.
The dog walk here is just over 5 miles from the M40 Junction 10. You'll find a massively old pub in the village with really good food, and dog friendly in bar.
This is the pub immortalised in 'Three Men in a Boat', and every well-read dog will want to pay respects to one of the famous fox terrier Montmorency's haunts. It's a great pub and well worth a visit.
A choice of dog walks through woodland, fields and a river path, within a delightful country park.
A really interesting place to take a break for a dog walk if you're on the A6 north of Market Harborough. It's a fun waterside leisure area including a staircase of locks and some very hungry swans.
We were here on quite a stormy day and the dog-friendly hotel was a welcome refuge! Dogs are welcome to stay in the hotel too. The beach is dog-friendly and ideal for a quick walk.
A charming slice of Suffolk history here, with fine buildings built on the profits of the wool trade. If you visit the National Trust house then dogs have to be on leads because of the sheep.
Dog-friendly country inn with a choice of excellent dog walks nearby. Quite close to the popular tourist village of Alnwick, and very easy to find from the A1.
Tucked away on the edge of Salisbury Plain, this is a delightful pub which is well worth visiting.
Pretty 16th century inn, very close to excellent dog walking country and they also have dog-friendly B&B rooms if you can't bear to leave. Very easy to reach from the A386 Tavistock Road.
Very atmospheric 16th century black and white village inn with a dog walk from the door.
Family and dog-friendly village pub overlooking the traditional village green. You'll find a friendly feel and relaxed atmosphere here.
Wonderful dog walk in the Cuckmere valley, and a popular 17th century dog-friendly pub at the start. Incredible as it may seem, this tiny hamlet was home to a Mr and Mrs Prince of Wales.