A day for dogs at Fulham Pier On October 25th, Fulham Pier are hosting a day dedicated to dogs. All pooches are welcome to come along between 11am and 5pm. Here's what to expect. Learn how to have fun and build a better bond with your dog with Luke’s Dog School, educational training sessions designed for children and dogs to enjoy together. Capture lasting memories with your pup and family with a professional pet photography session. Enjoy beautiful, professionally taken portraits that celebrate your special bond. Each ticket is for a 15 minute family and pup shoot and includes 3 digital images. Along the Pier on Pups Day you will find a selection of goodies to treat yourself and your dog at the Woof About Market. We will have everything from leads, collars, toys, treats, gifts and accessories from companies including: Brian Recommends Dogsdogscatsdogs Wild and Worthy With Paws A Dog Person Inu Collective Ooh Dog Coats Riley

Where to get your fill of pumpkins this October. Is that time of year again when you will spot these giant orange balls everywhere and every time the humans see them, it can mean only one thing. That camera will come out and you'll be asked to pose with them. Get the treats ready and head to these 2 spots which we think are the best places to get your pumpkin fix. Every October, London has a pumpkin trail in beautiful Belgravia. Moyses Stevens installation in 2022 In 2026 you can visit the Belgravia Pumpkin trail from 24th to 31st October and you will find cute and spooky displays at over 20 locations including Moyses Stevens, Chestnut Bakery and Neill Strain. Tomtom coffee installation in 2022 Gather up some friends, grab a willing photographer and have a fun day strolling around this beautiful neighbourhood. Make sure you pop in to see our friends at TomTom Coffee for refreshments as they love to see four legged friends! There is also a similar trail in Notting Hill around Elgin Crescent and Phillimore Gardens but this is more residential properties so please be courteous when taking photos. If you fancy visiting an actual pumpkin farm, then you won't find a better one than Tulleys Farm in Crawley. At Tulleys you can actually see the pumpkins growing and even buy some to take home with you and turn into those scary face lantern things we see in windows. There are lots of places to get food and drink and shops selling pumpkin related gifts. This is the place to also get some Hallowe'en pics which are even spookier if you go on one of their Pumpkin Nights! Photo courtesy of @my_furevermore Good to know: Belgravia pumpkin trail is free and photography is encouraged. Tulley's farm is open until October 29th and entrance fee is £7 Pumpkin Nights are £11 The farm is around 1 hour drive from south west London (near Gatwick airport). There are regular trains to Crawley from London Bridge station. Nacho growing since 2021

A dog friendly stay in Bethnal Green If you're looking for a cosy stay in London with your pooch this Autumn, then The Town Hall Hotel in Bethnal Green needs to top of your list. The hotel has been beautifully renovated to keep many of the original features of this Edwardian Grade II listed building. Including the impressive staircase from the lobby to the first floor. There are lots of other great features, including this corner of the lobby which is reminiscent of a 1950's living room. Each room is uniquely decorated and super spacious. We loved that there was a bed, bowl and some treats waiting for Nacho. It's the little things that count! Pooches can join their humans in Restaurant Elis for dinner and breakfast. The restaurant is inspired by its Michelin starred chef's Italian and Brazilian roots. Town Hall Hotel is the perfect place from which to explore Bethnal Green including Columbia Road Flower Market, Brick Lane and Hackney City Farm (be sure to check out Frizzante restaurant there).

Join in the fun with your pooch Who says Halloween is only for humans? Calling all pet parents: bring along your devilish Dachshunds, spooky Saint Bernards, and ghostly Golden Retrievers for the Brent Cross Town Halloween Dog Parade! Dress up your four-legged friend in their very best trick-or-treating costume and head for a walkies along the parade route, before competing for a range of top dog awards (including best Halloween look!). It’s all in support of Pets As Therapy (PAT) a charity that uses therapy animals to provide comfort, companionship and wellbeing support to people in schools, hospitals, care homes and local communities. No dog? No problem! Spectators are welcome to come along and get in the Halloween spirit, too. Please note: all furry contestants need to register in advance to take part. Please only dress up your dog if they are comfortable with it. A bandana or bow tie is enough. Register here. When: Saturday 31 October, 11am – 1pmWhere: Claremont Park, Brent Cross Town

The perfect gift for your furry friend Waita Pets have created a special treat bundle for Woof About followers which includes 6 packs of their best selling treats. Visit their website to see all their seasonal bundle and gift boxes offers. Order yours here and use code WOOFABOUT10 for 10% off.

Parson's Green Dog Show Parson's Green, London W6 Saturday September 19th 10:30 - 17:00 Woof About will be popping up at the show alongside photographer Amie Barron where you can get a FREE photo of your pooch. With every photo, you also get entry into our giveaway where you can win a night away with your dog at luxury London hotel. We will also be joined by two of our wonderful partners, A Dog Person and Waita Pets. Register your pooch for the show here. You might even be lucky enough to meet the show's mascot dog Parsons the Sealyham Terrier.

Memorable, sustainable fashion for dogs ARC Dogwear is not only making pups look good but also doing good by donating a percentage of profits to dog charities such as Pet Blood Bank. "ARC Dogwear is dog harness and accessories company. We have known the ladies behind the company for a few years now, way before ARC was thought of. I own quite a few of their designs. The designs are amazing. Bright, colourful and timeless. They make sure the quality is the best it can be. Not only do they design the most gorgeous harnesses but with every sale they make part of the profits are donated to a charity. The charities they currently support are ‘The Dogs Trust’ and ‘Mika’s Mutts Dog Rescue’. They have also committed to covering the blood-screening costs for five new donors each month through the Pet Blood Bank. Another scheme they are running is the ARC Pass it on Scheme. If your dog outgrows their ARC harness or you just don’t want it anymore donate it to your chosen animal charity, rescue or shelter. Send ARC proof, this can be a donation receipt, confirmation email, or a photo of the item at charity. ARC will then issue you a £5 thank you gift card to use towards your next ARC. Harness. I would highly recommend purchasing your next harness from ARC. You know you will be helping others that need it." Alison and Marley @marleymoo2000 Follow @arc_dogwear for new product release updates. Woof About followers can get 10% off with WOOFABOUT10.

Come and join the fun on October 3rd Chelsea Dog Day returns for its 5th year on October 3rd and there's so much for you and your pup to enjoy. The Woof About Market will return to Duke of York Square from 10am to 5pm. Featuring: Food and treats from Talula Eats, Caboodle, Waita Pets, Brian Recommends, Woof & Whisk. Collars, leads and harnesses from Pink Pups, Huggipaw, Bew Dogs, Paw Wraps, Tails and Bloom. Accessories and toys from Momoji, Woofforia, Higgs, 2&4 Pets, When Dogs, ZumiZumi. Fashion from Knits by Tee, Bon Monkee, Hilarys Hounds. Grooming products from Honey Pup Collection. Art and photography from Dogsdogscatsdogs and Amie Barron Supplements from A Dog Person. You can also meet the teams and take part in some fun with Creature Comforts and Pawra. Woof Photography will be returning to Peter Jones on October 3rd and 4th. You can find out more details and book your session here. Dozens of Chelsea businesses will be getting involved with activities such as live portraits and even a doggy disco and many are offering free treats to all visiting pooches. You can find a full list of all participating businesses here. We look forward to seeing you there.

A guide to visiting Llandudno with your dog https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ If you're looking for a dog-friendly holiday in Wales, you need to put Llandudno on your list. Known as the Queen of the Welsh Resorts, Llandudno has that wonderfully nostalgic British seaside feel – a long promenade, traditional architecture, the famous pier and, towering above it all, the Great Orme. It's also incredibly photogenic. If you enjoy taking photos of your dog when you're away, you'll be spoilt for choice. What to do: https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ The Great Orme is impossible to miss – and you really shouldn't! This huge limestone headland rises above Llandudno and gives you some spectacular views over the town and coastline. For dogs who love a proper adventure, there are plenty of walking opportunities around the Great Orme. Just remember that this isn't necessarily a gentle stroll. Take water for both of you, wear sensible footwear and keep your dog under control, particularly around livestock and wildlife. https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ And if you don't fancy tackling the whole thing on foot, you can also ride the Great Orme Tramway, the UK's only cable-hauled tramway, which has been carrying visitors up the headland since 1902. It’s a lovely way to enjoy the scenery without tackling the steep climb on foot. Dogs are welcome on the tramway, although they must be kept under control and may be subject to the operator’s current conditions, so it’s worth checking the latest guidance before you travel. The tramway is seasonal and services can be affected by weather, so check the timetable before setting off. https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ One of the easiest ways to explore Llandudno is simply to walk. The promenade gives you wonderful views across the bay, while the Victorian buildings provide a beautiful backdrop for photographs. Then there's Llandudno Pier, stretching out into the sea and giving you one of those classic British seaside views. Dogs are not permitted on any Llandudno beaches between May 1st and September 30th Where to stay : Featured https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ The Stella ''A beautiful Bed & Breakfast in a restored Victorian House where every dog is made to feel special. There are no extra charges to stay with a dog and they are welcome in all areas. A Californian Continental breakfast is served Friday to Monday morning. The owner is so friendly and has great local knowledge.'' More dog friendly places to stay in Llandudno: Where to eat: https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured Dylan's ''A simply stunning restaurant in a Grade II listed building on the promenade, The food was beyond our expectations and they use locally sourced ingredients. We highly recommend the freshly baked bread. The restaurant also has a general store where you can pick up ingredients to take home.'' https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured Botanical Babe Plants & Coffee ''A great place for coffee and cake surrounded by gorgeous plants. Dogs are welcome inside but outside is a great place for people watching. Just watch out for the thieving seagulls!!'' https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured Dudley & George's ''Dudley & George's is an absolute must visit for dogs. Not only do they have a great selection of treats and accessories for dogs and their owners but they also serve a fabulous lunch in their cafe. We had a sandwich and a salad followed by yummy cake.''

A guide to visiting Norfolk with your dog Norfolk is known for big skies, flat landscapes, and long coastline. It’s a mix of seaside towns, countryside, and waterways—much quieter and less crowded than places like Cornwall or the Lake District. It's huge 80-90 mile coastline and dog friendly culture make it a great place to visit with your dog. Beaches: Visit Explore Norfolk for more details Dog are permitted all year on the following beaches: Holkham - Dogs on leads April - August Old Hunstanton - no restrictions Brancaster - small area restriction in Summer Thornham - no restrictions Burnham Overy - no restrictions Happisburgh - no restrictions Waxham - no restrictions Caister - no restrictions Where to stay: https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured The Hoste Arms ''A beautiful pub with rooms in the very pretty village of Burnham Market. Our room was really spacious and here was a welcome hamper of treats and a bed for Nacho. The pub has great food and a really lovely outdoor space.'' https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured No. 33 Thornham Suites ''There is a lovely deli and farm shop in Thornham who also have a cottage and some apartments where dogs can stay. We stayed in their apartment in Hunstanton which was right by the beach and good location for exploring North Norfolk'' https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured The Globe Inn ''Wells next the sea is one of our favourite places in Norfolk and The Globe is right in the town with a green in front for walkies. The pub food is exceptional and there are bar treats for pooches. The room had a bed, bowl and treats for Nacho.'' More dog friendly places to stay in Norfolk: Dog Friendly Cottages: Where to eat: https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured The Chequers, Thornham ''We love a pub who have a speciality and do it really well. At The Chequers, the pie is the hero. So if you love a pie and a pint, this is the pace for you. They also have a dog menu courtesy of Denzel's.'' You can also stay the night here. https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured The Orange Tree ''The Orange Tree is more than a pub, it's more like a Michelin starred restaurant. The food really is THAT good. Dogs are welcome in the cozy bar area and thee are tables outside too.'' You can also stay the night here. https://www.instagram.com/gaynorsgoodlife/ Featured Thornham Deli ''We loved this place! It's so relaxed and the staff are amazing. Food was great n the cafe and the deli/shop had so many nice things to buy, we had to leave before all our money was gone! The Thornham Suites are also a lovely place to stay.''

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Pop-up dog photography studio in Hampton Hill Join us for a delightful day at the Duke of Clarence as we host a special pop-up dog photography studio featuring the talented Amie Barron, renowned for her captivating dog photography. This event promises to be a fun-filled experience for dog lovers and their furry companions! Event Details Date: August 23rd Time: 12-4pm Location: Duke of Clarence Pub, 147 High St, Hampton Hill, Hampton TW12 1NJ What to Expect Professional Dog Photography: Amie Barron will set up her pop-up studio, where she will capture the unique personalities of your dogs in a series of stunning portraits. Meet and Greet: Take the opportunity to meet Amie and learn about her photography techniques and passion for capturing the essence of dogs. Refreshments: Enjoy a selection of drinks and snacks available at the pub while you wait for your pet’s turn in the studio. With treats for pooches too. Special Offers: Exclusive discounts on photography packages will be available for attendees who book a session during the event. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to have professional portraits of your beloved dog while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Duke of Clarence. We look forward to seeing you and your dogs there! Book your photo session here.