SHORTLISTED FOR GUIDE OF THE YEAR AT THE TRAVEL MEDIA AWARDS 2026An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures across Europe. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it’s not just about where dogs are allowed – it’s about the places they’ll love as much as you do – think vineyard strolls through Portugal’s Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany’s mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a ‘bucket list’ destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them – all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls – it’s time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.

Dog-friendly Weekends is the first all-encompassing, practical and inspirational guidebook to dog-friendly holidays in Britain. Not only does it cover dog-friendly accommodation and pubs, but most importantly, each chapter offers a well-rounded weekend away, with recommendations on attractions where the dog is allowed and great walks for all abilities. Travel journalist and dog-travel expert Lottie Gross has spent several years travelling thousands of miles around Britain with her canine companions sifting out places which are truly dog-friendly from those which are simply dog-tolerant. Drawing on her experiences, and on her research as the Times Expert Traveller dog-friendly writer, she has come up with a unique guidebook that pinpoints all the best places to go and things to do when travelling around Britain with your dog.Going on holiday without your dog is never the ideal solution, which is why this book offers inspiration for 50 dog-friendly weekends away in Britain, including museums where you can take the dog inside on a rainy day, heritage railways where the dog rides free, and countless excellent walks the whole family can enjoy. Island-hopping, city breaks, and coast and countryside romps are all included, from Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands. This is also a useful, practical guide that addresses the questions all dog-owners have to consider when travelling with their pets. Is there space by the table for my dog? Can the dog come down to breakfast? Can the dog be left in the room? Each place included has been vetted (no pun intended) by the author, whose first-hand experience is supplemented with contributions from experts on safe and responsible travel with your dog, ensuring every owner is well equipped to give the whole family a memorable break away.

New from Bradt is Dog-Friendly Weekends: Scotland, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-Friendly Weekends), who proposes 30 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this beguiling country - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, and characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends. Each suggestion showcases the finest dog-welcoming places to eat, sleep and be entertained.Scotland is a veritable playground for dogs and their owners, offering exceptional walking in mountains, along lochs and through dramatic glens. Even so, Bradt's Dog-Friendly Weekends: Scotland goes way beyond walking: it suggests scores of exciting attractions to keep visitors with dogs entertained, from castles and beaches to rainy-day activities such as museums and steam trains (even including those where dogs get their own tickets!). From island-hopping escapes in far-flung archipelagos to sweeping beaches perforating craggy coastlines, Scottish scenery is enough of a draw on its own. But the capital, Edinburgh, also has adventures aplenty for those travelling with dogs, thanks to a smattering of unusual destinations that welcome those on four legs as well as two, plus its own extinct volcano to climb for those bent on stretching their legs. Each weekend idea is furnished with accommodation suggestions, from the dog-friendliest campsites to charming hotels. To write this book, the author travelled thousands of miles and stayed in hundreds of accommodation offerings to personally test each one for its dog-friendliness. Destinations featured read like a roll-call of Scotland's finest locations: from the Isle of Skye to Orkney, Loch Ness to Loch Lomond, Glasgow to Aberdeen, and Ben Nevis to the Cairngorms.Despite its manifest riches, Scotland is not always the easiest country to explore - it has remote areas that can be tricky to reach but rewarding once there - and there considerations aplenty for dog owners around safety, wildlife and impact on the environment, especially in light of the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Bradt's Dog-friendly Scotland helps visitors and locals alike navigate the sensitivities, providing inspirational insights alongside advice on how to have a stress-free and safe holiday with your dog in this beguiling country.

New from Bradt is Dog-friendly Cotswolds, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-friendly Weekends), who proposes 25 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this popular English region just 60 miles from London - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, from characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends.The Cotswolds has endless appeal for any traveller thanks to its handsome, golden-hued villages and bucolic landscapes. But for dog owners, it is especially enchanting. Rolling hills criss-crossed by well-marked footpaths, including the 102-mile-long Cotswolds Way National Trail, make this prime walking country, and with a healthy smattering of incredible dog-friendly pubs and hotels across the region, it is the perfect destination for a fresh-air-filled break with your pet.It's not all about walking here, though - the Cotswolds' beautiful towns and villages are home to as many dogs as visitors bring, so shops and restaurants cater well for the canine-accompanied. There are also myriad attractions that welcome dogs alongside people, from the Cotswold Motoring Museum, duck race and river football match in Bourton-on-the-Water to Cotswold Farm Park and steam trains. Energetic activities abound too, from canoeing on the River Thames to propelling a pedalo around the Cotswold Water Park, while cultural highlights include castles, Neolithic stone circles and Roman remains. Beyond the boundaries of this much-loved National Landscape are some of the UK's most exciting urban centres, which are perfect for rainy days, cultural enrichment or fine dining: there's Oxford, home of literary greats, to the southeast, Bristol and Bath in the south, and Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester in the northwest. Stratford-upon-Avon also sits on the fringes of the Cotswolds, offering excursions into Shakespeare's world to complement meanders along its river. The 25 ideas are complemented by assessments of accommodation options: to research this book, the author personally tested the dog-friendliness of hundreds of places to stay. With suggestions to help dog owners be more responsible travellers in the Cotswolds, where wildlife and ecology are fragile and livestock is precious, Bradt's Dog-friendly Cotswolds is the perfect source of advice for dog lovers seeking to explore this charming region.

New from Bradt is Dog-friendly Cotswolds, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-friendly Weekends), who proposes 25 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this popular English region just 60 miles from London - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, from characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends.The Cotswolds has endless appeal for any traveller thanks to its handsome, golden-hued villages and bucolic landscapes. But for dog owners, it is especially enchanting. Rolling hills criss-crossed by well-marked footpaths, including the 102-mile-long Cotswolds Way National Trail, make this prime walking country, and with a healthy smattering of incredible dog-friendly pubs and hotels across the region, it is the perfect destination for a fresh-air-filled break with your pet.It's not all about walking here, though the Cotswolds beautiful towns and villages are home to as many dogs as visitors bring, so shops and restaurants cater well for the canine-accompanied. There are also myriad attractions that welcome dogs alongside people, from the Cotswold Motoring Museum, duck race and river football match in Bourton-on-the-Water to Cotswold Farm Park and steam trains. Energetic activities abound too, from canoeing on the River Thames to propelling a pedalo around the Cotswold Water Park, while cultural highlights include castles, Neolithic stone circles and Roman remains. Beyond the boundaries of this much-loved National Landscape are some of the UK s most exciting urban centres, which are perfect for rainy days, cultural enrichment or fine dining: there s Oxford, home of literary greats, to the southeast, Bristol and Bath in the south, and Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester in the northwest. Stratford-upon-Avon also sits on the fringes of the Cotswolds, offering excursions into Shakespeare s world to complement meanders along its river. The 25 ideas are complemented by assessments of accommodation options: to research this book, the author personally tested the dog-friendliness of hundreds of places to stay. With suggestions to help dog owners be more responsible travellers in the Cotswolds, where wildlife and ecology are fragile and livestock is precious, Bradt s Dog-friendly Cotswolds is the perfect source of advice for dog lovers seeking to explore this charming region.

A dog-owner''s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn''t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

A dog-owner’s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn’t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

A dog-owner''s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn''t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures acrossEurope. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, theNetherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it's not just about where dogs are allowed it's about the places they'll love as much as you do think vineyard strolls through Portugal's Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany's mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a 'bucket list' destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls it's time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.

An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures acrossEurope. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, theNetherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it's not just about where dogs are allowed it's about the places they'll love as much as you do think vineyard strolls through Portugal's Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany's mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a 'bucket list' destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls it's time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.

SHORTLISTED FOR GUIDE OF THE YEAR AT THE TRAVEL MEDIA AWARDS 2026An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures across Europe. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it’s not just about where dogs are allowed – it’s about the places they’ll love as much as you do – think vineyard strolls through Portugal’s Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany’s mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a ‘bucket list’ destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them – all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls – it’s time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.

Dog-friendly Weekends is the first all-encompassing, practical and inspirational guidebook to dog-friendly holidays in Britain. Not only does it cover dog-friendly accommodation and pubs, but most importantly, each chapter offers a well-rounded weekend away, with recommendations on attractions where the dog is allowed and great walks for all abilities. Travel journalist and dog-travel expert Lottie Gross has spent several years travelling thousands of miles around Britain with her canine companions sifting out places which are truly dog-friendly from those which are simply dog-tolerant. Drawing on her experiences, and on her research as the Times Expert Traveller dog-friendly writer, she has come up with a unique guidebook that pinpoints all the best places to go and things to do when travelling around Britain with your dog.Going on holiday without your dog is never the ideal solution, which is why this book offers inspiration for 50 dog-friendly weekends away in Britain, including museums where you can take the dog inside on a rainy day, heritage railways where the dog rides free, and countless excellent walks the whole family can enjoy. Island-hopping, city breaks, and coast and countryside romps are all included, from Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands. This is also a useful, practical guide that addresses the questions all dog-owners have to consider when travelling with their pets. Is there space by the table for my dog? Can the dog come down to breakfast? Can the dog be left in the room? Each place included has been vetted (no pun intended) by the author, whose first-hand experience is supplemented with contributions from experts on safe and responsible travel with your dog, ensuring every owner is well equipped to give the whole family a memorable break away.

New from Bradt is Dog-Friendly Weekends: Scotland, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-Friendly Weekends), who proposes 30 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this beguiling country - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, and characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends. Each suggestion showcases the finest dog-welcoming places to eat, sleep and be entertained.Scotland is a veritable playground for dogs and their owners, offering exceptional walking in mountains, along lochs and through dramatic glens. Even so, Bradt's Dog-Friendly Weekends: Scotland goes way beyond walking: it suggests scores of exciting attractions to keep visitors with dogs entertained, from castles and beaches to rainy-day activities such as museums and steam trains (even including those where dogs get their own tickets!). From island-hopping escapes in far-flung archipelagos to sweeping beaches perforating craggy coastlines, Scottish scenery is enough of a draw on its own. But the capital, Edinburgh, also has adventures aplenty for those travelling with dogs, thanks to a smattering of unusual destinations that welcome those on four legs as well as two, plus its own extinct volcano to climb for those bent on stretching their legs. Each weekend idea is furnished with accommodation suggestions, from the dog-friendliest campsites to charming hotels. To write this book, the author travelled thousands of miles and stayed in hundreds of accommodation offerings to personally test each one for its dog-friendliness. Destinations featured read like a roll-call of Scotland's finest locations: from the Isle of Skye to Orkney, Loch Ness to Loch Lomond, Glasgow to Aberdeen, and Ben Nevis to the Cairngorms.Despite its manifest riches, Scotland is not always the easiest country to explore - it has remote areas that can be tricky to reach but rewarding once there - and there considerations aplenty for dog owners around safety, wildlife and impact on the environment, especially in light of the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Bradt's Dog-friendly Scotland helps visitors and locals alike navigate the sensitivities, providing inspirational insights alongside advice on how to have a stress-free and safe holiday with your dog in this beguiling country.

New from Bradt is Dog-friendly Cotswolds, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-friendly Weekends), who proposes 25 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this popular English region just 60 miles from London - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, from characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends.The Cotswolds has endless appeal for any traveller thanks to its handsome, golden-hued villages and bucolic landscapes. But for dog owners, it is especially enchanting. Rolling hills criss-crossed by well-marked footpaths, including the 102-mile-long Cotswolds Way National Trail, make this prime walking country, and with a healthy smattering of incredible dog-friendly pubs and hotels across the region, it is the perfect destination for a fresh-air-filled break with your pet.It's not all about walking here, though - the Cotswolds' beautiful towns and villages are home to as many dogs as visitors bring, so shops and restaurants cater well for the canine-accompanied. There are also myriad attractions that welcome dogs alongside people, from the Cotswold Motoring Museum, duck race and river football match in Bourton-on-the-Water to Cotswold Farm Park and steam trains. Energetic activities abound too, from canoeing on the River Thames to propelling a pedalo around the Cotswold Water Park, while cultural highlights include castles, Neolithic stone circles and Roman remains. Beyond the boundaries of this much-loved National Landscape are some of the UK's most exciting urban centres, which are perfect for rainy days, cultural enrichment or fine dining: there's Oxford, home of literary greats, to the southeast, Bristol and Bath in the south, and Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester in the northwest. Stratford-upon-Avon also sits on the fringes of the Cotswolds, offering excursions into Shakespeare's world to complement meanders along its river. The 25 ideas are complemented by assessments of accommodation options: to research this book, the author personally tested the dog-friendliness of hundreds of places to stay. With suggestions to help dog owners be more responsible travellers in the Cotswolds, where wildlife and ecology are fragile and livestock is precious, Bradt's Dog-friendly Cotswolds is the perfect source of advice for dog lovers seeking to explore this charming region.

New from Bradt is Dog-friendly Cotswolds, written by canine-travel expert Lottie Gross (author of Bradt's best-selling Dog-friendly Weekends), who proposes 25 excursions and holiday ideas for dog lovers in this popular English region just 60 miles from London - from city breaks to outdoorsy days, from characterful campsites to pubs welcoming furry friends.The Cotswolds has endless appeal for any traveller thanks to its handsome, golden-hued villages and bucolic landscapes. But for dog owners, it is especially enchanting. Rolling hills criss-crossed by well-marked footpaths, including the 102-mile-long Cotswolds Way National Trail, make this prime walking country, and with a healthy smattering of incredible dog-friendly pubs and hotels across the region, it is the perfect destination for a fresh-air-filled break with your pet.It's not all about walking here, though the Cotswolds beautiful towns and villages are home to as many dogs as visitors bring, so shops and restaurants cater well for the canine-accompanied. There are also myriad attractions that welcome dogs alongside people, from the Cotswold Motoring Museum, duck race and river football match in Bourton-on-the-Water to Cotswold Farm Park and steam trains. Energetic activities abound too, from canoeing on the River Thames to propelling a pedalo around the Cotswold Water Park, while cultural highlights include castles, Neolithic stone circles and Roman remains. Beyond the boundaries of this much-loved National Landscape are some of the UK s most exciting urban centres, which are perfect for rainy days, cultural enrichment or fine dining: there s Oxford, home of literary greats, to the southeast, Bristol and Bath in the south, and Gloucester, Cheltenham and Worcester in the northwest. Stratford-upon-Avon also sits on the fringes of the Cotswolds, offering excursions into Shakespeare s world to complement meanders along its river. The 25 ideas are complemented by assessments of accommodation options: to research this book, the author personally tested the dog-friendliness of hundreds of places to stay. With suggestions to help dog owners be more responsible travellers in the Cotswolds, where wildlife and ecology are fragile and livestock is precious, Bradt s Dog-friendly Cotswolds is the perfect source of advice for dog lovers seeking to explore this charming region.

A dog-owner''s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn''t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

A dog-owner’s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn’t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

A dog-owner''s bible for a wealth of fun, welcoming and quirky adventures in the UK and Ireland.A staggering one third of British households now own a dog as a pet, meaning dog-friendly days out and weekend trips are becoming ever more popular. Finding reliable and comprehensive information on dog-friendly activities, though, is getting harder thanks to the deluge of online content, much of which doesn''t offer in-depth information on the kinds of things dog owners need to know. Dog Days Out solves that problem, offering 365 ideas for things to do around the UK with your four-legged friend, such as long rambles in the countryside, brilliant beaches to play fetch on, and exciting attractions and quirky accommodation options. From the rugged countryside of Ireland and Northern Ireland to the beaches of Cornwall, Kent and the Scottish Highlands, plus castles, country houses and cracking walks to be had in between, this book will provide an abundance of ideas for an hour, half a day or a whole day out to suit all weathers. Gorgeous maps and beautiful photography make this both an aspirational and endlessly useful read. The long list of brilliant activities is accompanied by essential practical information for dog owners, such as local bylaws, rules for dogs, wildlife to be aware of, safety tips, solo travel with dogs, activities with reactive dogs, and accessible dog days out.

An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures acrossEurope. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, theNetherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it's not just about where dogs are allowed it's about the places they'll love as much as you do think vineyard strolls through Portugal's Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany's mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a 'bucket list' destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls it's time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.

An inspirational and practical guide to 25 brilliant dog-friendly holidays on the continent.HOLIDAYS ARE BETTER WHEN YOUR DOG CAN COME TOO.This inspiring guide is packed with brilliant ideas for dog-friendly adventures acrossEurope. Featuring 25 unforgettable holidays in France, Spain, Portugal, Germany, theNetherlands, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.But it's not just about where dogs are allowed it's about the places they'll love as much as you do think vineyard strolls through Portugal's Douro Valley, steam train rides through Germany's mountains, sniffing out sausages in Spain and soaking up the architectural wonders of Barcelona. Each chapter centres on a 'bucket list' destination, with thoughtfully handpicked recommendations for the best places to stay, sights to visit, local dishes to try and the best spots to enjoy them all guaranteed to welcome you and your four-legged friend with open arms.With gorgeous photos, practical planning advice and plenty of detail about enclosed gardens, off-lead areas and year-round dog-friendly beaches, this book will give you the confidence to go further, with your best friend by your side every step of the way.So pack the treats and the travel bowls it's time for the trip of a lifetime with your pup.