DOG FRIENDLY PUB

Just been to a great pub for lunch ,They welcomed Olly with biscuits and water ,they also have a menu for dogs and since Olly had been to the vets we treated him to the chicken dinner !! our food was fantastic, freshly cooked its called the brandling villas in newcastle lots of nice real ales !!!!!!!!!!!!!!Olly after his dinner

What an awesome place!! We have a pet friendly pub here in Portland, but I haven't yet been.

We allways take Olly as hes not keen on being left at home,so we go to all the dog freindly pubs in the north east of england ,this one was brill good music food and beer

Always taking Moo to the pub

Never seen a dog menu though, what an amazing idea!! X

Our local is dog friendly, the owners have two cocker spaniels that like to come down and play with the customers and any other dogs that come along. It's great when you find places like that

Cool , love the dog menu We have a couple of really good ones near us. ,

But tell you what if you haven't got it already handy little app for smartphones "Doggie pubs" just put in location or use GPS and it will list all around with a little review.

On the internet I use
http://www.dogfriendlybritain.co.uk/map.asp

or alternatively

http://www.doggiepubs.org.uk/the_pubs.php type in your location and then select map view

Theres a few pubs near me with signs outside saying muddy boots and dogs welcome always draws me in

Cute! There is a pet friendly cafe near me, but it is small and i know for sure i would get into a fight lol

Really love the idea, I think Rocky would be all over everyone in the pub though, he does love to say hello to everyone he meets so enthusiastically

We worried about Tommy when we went to Cornwall for that but he was surprisingly chilled, Tilly is always good as gold in the boozer

Very cool don't know of any places around here, but i don't think the boys would be so well behaved

well i think a trip over the toon this weekend may be in order

Great idea and I love the doggy menu. I don't know of any around here but I'm sure my two would cause havoc in a pub anyway

Wow a doggy menu thats just great. Pixee has been in a few pubs, well behaven so long as no one approachs her with their hands which starts her off barking to back off in warning.

Dave wrote:Cool , love the dog menu We have a couple of really good ones near us. ,

But tell you what if you haven't got it already handy little app for smartphones "Doggie pubs" just put in location or use GPS and it will list all around with a little review.

On the internet I use
http://www.dogfriendlybritain.co.uk/map.asp

or alternatively

http://www.doggiepubs.org.uk/the_pubs.php type in your location and then select map view

thanks for the great link its just been added to my favourites, and Cassie (not me ) is looking forward to sampling a few of the pubs on there

Never knew there were dog-friendly pubs near me.
Good link that Dave.
Will be taking the well-behaved fosters in for a sniff and a wee.

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As a fellow North Eastener - might have to give that one a go. Love the idea of a dog menu! Am also loving Olly's fleece - can I ask where you got it?

Hi we got Ollys fleece from the grainger market ,the best for staffies are on ebay and they are much cheaper,Olly has allergies and gets a rash on his chest so he has lots of T shirts etc ,we find that it makes him look cuter so we never get any bad reactions from other people,he has a blue and white striped T shirt which looks like a french marines top ,a french trucker who was an ex sailor was wrestling with him on the floor of a bar in france ,people also took photos of him in Brest .There is also a canny pub in tynemouth called the Priory which is dog freindly they give your dog a treat when you get there.

harlou wrote:Hi we got Ollys fleece from the grainger market ,the best for staffies are on ebay and they are much cheaper,Olly has allergies and gets a rash on his chest so he has lots of T shirts etc ,we find that it makes him look cuter so we never get any bad reactions from other people,he has a blue and white striped T shirt which looks like a french marines top ,a french trucker who was an ex sailor was wrestling with him on the floor of a bar in france ,people also took photos of him in Brest .There is also a canny pub in tynemouth called the Priory which is dog freindly they give your dog a treat when you get there.

Thanks for that! We took the boys to Flamingo Land with us yesterday and it was rotten weather - they were so well behaved but v. cold by the time we left so I will deffo check out ebay! Also went to the Brandling Villa on Sat and had a great time. Will try out Tynemouth sometime soon

Kenny loves the pub too .
Did any1 see that show last night hosted by Richard E Grant. It was about Hotels in America. There was one called "The Barkley", it was a hotel just for dogs. It was brilliant

on the hunt for some dog friendly places around here, I was in Spain last week and our friends took their dogs out to all the restaurants we went to. Not sure Ledger would settle down enough as he doesn't like not being the focus of attention but need somewhere suitable to get him used to it and somewhere that does a dog menu would be amazing

can you buy food for your dog also i wanna go there

jshrew wrote:on the hunt for some dog friendly places around here, I was in Spain last week and our friends took their dogs out to all the restaurants we went to. Not sure Ledger would settle down enough as he doesn't like not being the focus of attention but need somewhere suitable to get him used to it and somewhere that does a dog menu would be amazing

I think staffies have a problem in Spain or some parts of it though don't they It was an option for me instead of France until someone posted something about it

IN spain they have to be insured and muzzled ,thats for all bull breeds.

harlou wrote:IN spain they have to be insured and muzzled ,thats for all bull breeds.

What about non papered dog Harlou , any ideas ?? although I must say I don't like the idea of taking mmy 2 out anywhere with muzzles on when they don't need them