This beautiful part of lowland Scotland is often overlooked, but it really shouldn’t be. With bustling towns, sandy beaches and acres of forest to explore, there is plenty to keep both you and your four-legged friend amused. Dumfries and Galloway is also a hotbed for culture, home to some of Scotland’s coolest art, literature and music festivals. Make … More DOG-FRIENDLY GUIDE: Dumfries & Galloway
Does your dog go crazy whenever a wildlife programme comes on TV? Whether they’re entranced by tigers, amazed by monkeys or fascinated by ferrets, I guarantee they’ll love the Cotswold Wildlife Park. Plenty of farms and animals sanctuaries allow pets these days but the Cotswold Wildlife Park takes things to the next level. Here, your … More DOG-FRIENDLY FUN: Cotswold Wildlife Park
Explore the Cotswolds in style from The King’s Arms, a cosy country inn just three miles from the Westonbirt Arboretum. Book one of the special packages and you’ll have a tree-mendous time … More DOG-FRIENDLY PUB REVIEW: The King’s Arms, Gloucestershire
Enjoy the relaxed country house vibe at Trigony House Hotel, which is surely one of the UK’s most pet-friendly places to stay. You – and your dog – will want to return again and again … More DOG-FRIENDLY HOTEL REVIEW: Trigony House, Dumfries & Galloway
Planning a trip to the Peak District with your pooch? Base yourself at Birch Cottage, a cosy 18th Century property with picture-postcard views from the enclosed garden … More DOG-FRIENDLY COTTAGE REVIEW: Birch Cottage, Staffordshire
