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A382 Waterside dog walk, Devon

Attractive walk with plenty of variety, and popular with local dog-walkers. It's a hauntingly moody place and ideal for a driving break to de-stress and enjoy your surroundings.

Arboretum and forest dog walk, Hampshire

Part of a large dog-walking forest that spreads between Surrey and Hampshire, this is quite secluded and has a really lovely arboretum.

Dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Sully, Wales

Sully Bay lets dogs on the beach all year round, but watch their paws as it's rock and shingle. The coast path is nice and softer on the paws for walkies.

A435 near Studley dog-friendly pub and walk, Warwickshire

The Boot is a bit unlucky with its location, on a bend of the A435 where most people just don't see it until too late. Once in the car park it's clear that the pub is bigger than it appears to be.

A435 near Alcester dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Warwickshire

Dog-friendly pub with a roaring fire in winter, and lots of outdoor space and tables in summer. Close to Coughton Court (not dog-friendly) and several very good walks nearby.

A stroll around the Highlander Castle, Scotland

A short walk with the dog around one of the most easily recognised castles in the world, helped by it's appearance as the castle and village of Glenfinnan in Highlander.

Woodland dog walk and a small waterfall, Scotland

A relaxing dog walk to a small waterfall on clear paths. Look out for some gnarly, ancient trees on your way. This is a great sniffari walk for dogs.

A walk with the dog in Mortimer Forest, Shropshire

This is just one of the car parks and walks in this enormous forest. I like this walk because the path is less popular than the walks from the other car parks, and the view is spectacular.

Feudal village and Estate dog walk, Derbyshire

An interesting spot to walk a desperate dog, in an immaculately kept village with mainly thatched cottages nesteld around the skirts of the Hall. It's a rare glimpse of the England of nostalgia.