The grounds at Down Hall are huge so there's plenty of places to walk and sniff and some even a giant chess set if you fancy a game. Dogs can dine with their humans

Tulley's Tulip Fest was such a lovely day out. The tulips were beautiful with so many different varieties and colours. There were plenty of photo opportunities

The Green Farm Barn is a dog friendly farm shop with a petting farm and cafe in Benfleet. They also hold regular events where dogs are welcome to come along.

Dog friendly Rowton Hall Hotel is set in the perfect location approx 10 minutes from the centre of Chester so you can explore and then head to the hotel to unwind.

Exploring dog friendly Devon with the four legged foodies

Spaniel Rescue Foundation - finding new homes and support to spaniels

Review of dog friendly hotel in Kidderminster

Dog friendly coffee shop Andover

The ultimate secure dog field in Surrey

Dog Friendly Sherborne, Dorset

The Four Legged Foodies take a peak and spend 48 hours in the Peak District Winnats Pass We love to go on trips and explore areas of the...

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The Four Legged Foodies feel like Hollywood stars The Lygon Arms is a beautiful 600 year old hotel in the heart of the Cotswolds in...

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Four legged foodies treated like royalty at this luxurious Malmesbury hotel. We have another claim to fame - we have now stayed in...

The perfect place to rest your paws on a Cotswold mini break. After the humans being so sick in September, we decided to treat them to...

In under 3 hours, London pups can get to the Isle of Wight and explore everything the beautiful island has to offer. There are so many...

Beaches, culture, countryside and even Harry Potter! Pictured is the 200 year old viaduct over the river Nidd at Knaresborough We...

We most definitely consider ourselves to be city dogs, preferring to be in a London restaurant than a muddy field, but occasionally we do...