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Win one month of UK Premium membership. Maybe just in time for your holiday!
It's easy to start earning Treats
Get your paws on discounts, special offers and free gifts with Treats from Driving with Dogs!
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1. Become a member
Choose free membership, or get more with a Premium subscription
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2. Start earning points
Add a photo, a listing, review or fill out your profile for points
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3. Receive a Treat!
You receive a Driving with Dogs Treat every 100 points
How can I earn Treats?
It's so easy to earn Treats, you get points every time you add to Driving with Dogs, and once you hit 100 points, you earn yourself a Treat!
Some ways you can earn Treats
- Become a member of Driving with Dogs (+10 Points)
- Submit a new listing to the website (+20 Points)
- Review one of our walks, pubs or beaches (+5 Points)
- Upload a photo to a walk, pub or beach (+10 Points)
- "Follow" the Driving with Dogs Twitter page (+10 Points)
- Upload your dog's photo to your profile (+10 Points)
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Some of our Treats
We have lots of Treats on offer, from free membership or discounts, to free gifts we can send out to you and your dog!
A FREE book
20 walks near Calais is the pawfect introduction to the fabulous Opal Coast and countryside.
Each walk has been created specially for dog-walkers, and fully tested by Jem and the DwD team.
Sells for £6.99 on Amazon!
Champion Dog!
Congratulations! You've won a champion rosette for your dog.
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Treat FAQs
Here are some of our most frequently asked questions about Treats.
How do I add a walk?
Walk past the entrance to the Moat House to pass a pond on the left. Go through the gate and turn left onto the lane. Turn left again almost immediately to walk in front of a cottage, where a yellow public footpath sign directs walkers over the canal bridge.
Turn left to join the towing path and continue in this direction, admiring the brightly painted narrowboats in their moorings on the other side.
The path is well maintained, and quite wide for a towing path. This is a delightfully rural canal to walk by, although the roar of the traffic on the motorway is never far away.
What does premium give me?
Walk past the entrance to the Moat House to pass a pond on the left. Go through the gate and turn left onto the lane. Turn left again almost immediately to walk in front of a cottage, where a yellow public footpath sign directs walkers over the canal bridge.
Turn left to join the towing path and continue in this direction, admiring the brightly painted narrowboats in their moorings on the other side.
The path is well maintained, and quite wide for a towing path. This is a delightfully rural canal to walk by, although the roar of the traffic on the motorway is never far away.
Walk as far as desired, and then turn around to retrace your steps back to the Moat House car park.
How do I search for walks on a particular route?
Walk past the entrance to the Moat House to pass a pond on the left. Go through the gate and turn left onto the lane. Turn left again almost immediately to walk in front of a cottage, where a yellow public footpath sign directs walkers over the canal bridge.
Turn left to join the towing path and continue in this direction, admiring the brightly painted narrowboats in their moorings on the other side.
The path is well maintained, and quite wide for a towing path. This is a delightfully rural canal to walk by, although the roar of the traffic on the motorway is never far away.
Walk as far as desired, and then turn around to retrace your steps back to the Moat House car park.
Can I see dog friendly pubs in my area without premium?
Walk past the entrance to the Moat House to pass a pond on the left. Go through the gate and turn left onto the lane. Turn left again almost immediately to walk in front of a cottage, where a yellow public footpath sign directs walkers over the canal bridge.
Turn left to join the towing path and continue in this direction, admiring the brightly painted narrowboats in their moorings on the other side.
The path is well maintained, and quite wide for a towing path. This is a delightfully rural canal to walk by, although the roar of the traffic on the motorway is never far away.
Walk as far as desired, and then turn around to retrace your steps back to the Moat House car park.