A26 River walk with dog-friendly pub, East Sussex
Drivers in need of a break have the choice of two walks here, and the pub is a happy and dog-friendly place.
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Dog walk and dog-friendly pub from an historic village, West Sussex
South coast village, full of charm and a delight to visit. Can get very busy in summer.
A353 doggiestop near Weymouth, Dorset
Magical dog-friendly pub with instant access to walks. Just pawfect. Watch out for the squadron of ducks guarding the car park!
North Downs dog walk and dog-friendly pub, Kent
Totally switched on country inn with a dog walk signed from the car park.
Upstreet riverside dog walk from a dog-friendly pub, Kent
Fabulous place to stop with dogs, kids, granny or on your own. The dog walk is right from the car park and the atmosphere is very relaxed and friendly.
M25 woodland dog walk and country dining pub, Hertfordshire
Junction 18
Country dining in an award-winning country pub, and an easy woodland walk for dogs to enjoy. Less than 4 miles from the M25, and close to the A41 also.
Cotswold dog walk and a dog-friendly pub, Gloucestershire
A warm and welcoming Cotswold pub with dogs in the bar, a roaring fire in cold weather and a helpful and friendly team behind the bar.
Dog walk and dog-friendly pub near the Ashby canal, Leicestershire
A small village with plenty of dog walks and a traditional friendly pub where dogs get a good welcome.
A361 dog-friendly pub with dog walk, Oxfordshire
A big-hearted, clean and tidy pub where familes, dogs and summer campers all get a good welcome.
Cotswolds dog walk and a dog-friendly pub, Oxfordshire
Lots of footpaths here for a dog walk, and this is a less-visited part of the Cotswolds and agreeably quiet throughout the year. We've picked an easy walking route that avoids stiles and livestock.
Bridge of Orchy dog walks and dog-friendly hotel, Scotland
Quite possibly the best dog walks and refreshments on the A82.
A67 Roman bridge by the Tees and a dog-friendly pub, County Durham
The village sits squarely on the river Tees, and the short walk here features the site of an old Roman bridge. Apparently the Romans lived here for just short of 500 years.