Dog Friendly

28 recommendations and reviews from 26 people

• Referral from January 8, 2016
  

  Kay L. asked:

  Anyone know of any dog friendly pubs in kings langley or Abbotts langley? Thanks

  

  Jackie B. replied:

  This site is really good www.dogfriendly.co.uk

  

  Heather P. replied:

  We,ve been taking our greyhounds into the Saracens Head and have been made very welcome. Been told the Red Lion just outside KL, on the way to Apsley is Dog friendly and for the summer, has a huge garden.

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• Referral from September 5, 2015
  

  SearchDogKizzy asked:

  Looking for a good B&B or hotel around Sandringham for next Friday and Saturday and allows dogs looking for ideas? please RT to help.

  

  Millie M. replied:

  and http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk maybe

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• Referral from August 8, 2015
  

  Kim M. asked:

  Does anyone have, know of a property , caravan for rent, hire in the Dartmoor area that will allow a small dog. Looking for later in year. Thanks.

  

  Sue A. replied:

  http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk/

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• Referral from July 8, 2015
  

  Eszter R. asked:

  Dear folks in the UK, mainly Wales, I'm off on my holiday soon to sunny Wales in a campervan. Me, my human mum and dad and my 9 year old human sister. None of us have ever been to this magnificent country and just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for corgu friendly beaches or any great places to stay. We' re going for a week. Thanks, Teddy

  

  Philip B. replied:

  Try this http://dogfriendly.co.uk/

  

  Robyn B. replied:

  There was a post a while ago about dog friendly beaches but it's always good to hear of people's experiences, i don't have any!

  

  Gillian N. replied:

  Near Tenby, May Badrabbit will be able to advise some good dog friendly beaches..

  

  Charlie T. replied:

  Places to visit: Ceredigion, of course! Pembrokshire and carmarthenshire are lovely too. Aberaeron, dolphins at Newquay, mwnt, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, St David's, Solva, Tregaron, all beautiful places. Wales has a coastal path, which is a continuous path all around the coastline of Wales (900 miles I think). Be sure to keep the dog on a lead as there is literally nothing between the path and a deathly drop! Id avoid big towns like Cardiff and Swansea as they won't be too dog friendly. Look on a map and pick a fun sounding place! ;)

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• Referral from April 17, 2014
  

  Eliska V. asked:

  Hi Edeners.25.5 will b our first weeding anniversary .We spend hannymoon in Cornwall in Eden project.Could u pls recommend dog friendly b&b 23,24,25,26 may.Reasonable price as we r not rich.Or B&B please contact me via message.Love Eden!!!

  

  Eden P. replied:

  Happy anniversary, Eliska. We are listed as a dog-friendly attraction on this website, which may also have information about dog-friendly B&Bs nearby: www.dogfriendly.co.uk You can also find more information about bringing your dog to visit (and which bits they can and can't go in) here: www.edenproject.com/dogs

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• Referral from October 3, 2013
  

  Lisa M. asked:

  Anyone recommend any cottages in Cornwall for a few nights (dog friendly!)

  

  Bob M. replied:

  http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk/

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• Referral from September 15, 2013
  

  Cocker R. asked:

  Having just got back from a break in Wales, where the hotel although advertising 'dog friendly' wasn't really, got me thinking about doing our own list of dog friendly hotels, guest houses, self catering etc if you have any recommendations send in details and we will start a list all could access will start off by recommending Dog & Partridge nr Ashbourne Derbyshire www.dogandpartridge.co.uk

  

  Laurey P. replied:

  ...or you could add to www.dogfriendly.co.uk

  

  Diane B. replied:

  Upper Langdales Farmhouse Cottages are beautiful and dog friendly, we have just had a weekend in Chaff Cottage.

  

  Claire M. replied:

  meadowcroft guest house, ings near windermere is really nice and very dog friendly, also stallion valley cottages in llandysul, Wales very good

  

  Jackie M. replied:

  Old Lanwarnick 5* cottages in Cornwall, totally stunning and dog friendly and the Castle Inn in Lulworth, Dorset, dogs get their own breakfast sausage in the morning

  

  Michele D. replied:

  Riverside cottage Warkworth, Northumberland. From Coquet cottages - 5 star accommodation. Village pubs very dog friendly and all beaches very large and dogs allowed on beaches all year round.

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• Referral from September 2, 2013
  

  Hectors G. asked:

  Can anyone recommend dog friendly holidays that arent far from London ? for some good friends of mine x

  

  Michelle E. replied:

  http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk/

  

  Barbara M. replied:

  we took ours to ashdown forest very dog friendly

  

  Jann B. replied:

  Sykes cottages are dog friendly... We manage holiday homes on the island of anglesey and a lot of the houses will accept 2 dogs per booking xx

  

  Wendy R. replied:

  Well Holiday is sorted am definitely staying in my Sisters Caravan on her land ... She has 2 dogs a staff and a staff mastiff x who is a big boy and not other dog friendly .. That made me apprehensive about going there ... My Brother in law has secured the land and divided so our dogs are separated from Archie :)) my Sister will cook our Evening dinner too:)) she lives in Suffolk and is near to Norfolk and other dog friendly places to visit ... I'm looking forward to it after stressing about finding somewhere lol

  

  Anna D. replied:

  I used to use Welcome Cottages who have lots of dog friendly places available

  

  Laura T. replied:

  Im going on one Friday in Dorset, even the local pub is dog friendly. I'm going with a friend and we are taking his 2 dogs, the cottage even has an enclosed garden, it wasn't much money, I will let you know what its like x

  

  Jacqueline R. replied:

  Good old caravan in Norfolk, very dog friendly beaches and not rotton either, lovely and clean, recommend Caistor Beach old Haven site, dogs everywhere and right on beach too xx

  

  Jo D. replied:

  Waldegraves at Mersea Island, very dog friendly and there is a beach they can run along

  

  Damien S. replied:

  We also spent a day in Bournemouth with our little chap, only about half an hour from where we were in new forest and they have a dog friendly beach too. Of course it was the right time of year for that in June

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Recommendations from Annie L.

• Referral from April 15, 2015
  

  Stephanie B. asked:

  Evening. Hope this is ok to post. Looking for a dog friendly holiday place to stay, close to a beach or walking area and have stuff to do day and night. First time in booking this so looking for some advice/suggestions. Thanks in advance x

  

  Annie L. replied:

  http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk/#

  

  Annie L. replied:

  have you tried the dog friendly website I believe they do a magazine as well

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• Referral from July 25, 2014
  

  Jodie W. asked:

  Does anybody know if there is a beach that allows dogs on all year round?

  

  Mark F. replied:

  http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk

  

  Mark F. replied:

  There is a app called "dog friendly" it lets you know all the beaches, parks and stuff where dogs are allowed.

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• Referral from September 21, 2015
  

  WoofWoofNetwork asked:

  Can any one recommend a dog friendly hotel in Birmingham please? @PetsPyjamas @DogsInvited @dogfriendlyinfo

  

  DogFriendly replied:

  lots of hotels in Brum and surrounding areas on http://www.dogfriendly.co.uk - try http://www.ardenhotel.co.uk

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