A442 dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Worcestershire
A woodland walk full of fab sniffing and zooming space for dogs. And a good place to revive weary drivers too. After your walk it's a 4 minute drive for refreshments.
A woodland walk full of fab sniffing and zooming space for dogs. And a good place to revive weary drivers too. After your walk it's a 4 minute drive for refreshments.
Dog-friendly pub right on the Great Ouse river, and with dog walks straight from the door.
Traditional village pub with open fires, beams and lush country cooking. The dog walk takes you around the village.
Massively dog-friendly pub on the edge of Dartmoor. As warm a welcome as any dog could wish for.
A circular walk around a quiet village is a lovely antidote to a long journey. And a pub where dogs and kids are welcome makes this a great family stop.
A Grade 2 listed, dog-friendly coaching inn sounds perfect for a doggiestop. You'll find loads of atmosphere (a ghost too apparently), great food or just a coffee, and walks on the doorstep.
Right in the middle of a very cute village the dog-friendly Bell Inn is a great place for a dog walk followed by a pint and pub food.
A chance to experience a short dog walk on the Southern Upland Way. On the way to the car park you'll pass through a residential estate and every instinct will be telling you it's the wrong way.
A handy dog-friendly inn with a short dog walk and very easy access from the main road as well as dog-friendly B&B rooms. Long opening hours make this a reliable pitstop for families.
A wonderfully dog-friendly hotel with charming old-school hospitality. I was astonished by the outside of the building, well worth a gawp, and going inside feels like entering a stage set.
A very friendly pub in the middle of Suffolk where dogs and people are warmly welcome. This is a pub specialising in vegetarian and vegan food and very delicious it is too.
A really pretty Cumbrian village and it wins a lot of the 'best kept' 'best flowers' competitions. Until the railway came the market here was of real importance but now just the cobbles remain.