Nestled on the Faccombe estate in the middle of the glorious Hampshire countryside, The Jack Russell is a truly dog-friendly historic pub with stylish bedrooms, each named after dog breeds. 

Tucked away in the picturesque village of Hambledon, Surrey, lies The Merry Harriers - a charming, traditional styled dog-friendly village inn which dates back to the 16th century.

The dog-friendly Alma Inn is located in the charming market town of Colne in Pendle with the fabulous dog walking opportunities and natural beauty of Forest of Bowland and Yorkshire Dales National Park. 

Nestled in the breathtaking Sussex Downs countryside. Explore picturesque dog-friendly trails, charming villages, and tail-wagging hospitality.

The Forest is a modern dog-friendly brasserie and bar with rooms in the village of Fence in Lancashire - a fantastic place for diners and drinkers to enjoy a Mediterranean inspired menu, in a relaxed and contemporary setting, with a large south facing garden perfect for dining al fresco with your best furry friend in tow.

A fabulous four-star country pub with rooms that are distinctly pet-inclusive, dog-friendly The Crab & Boar is exactly what you want for a jaunt into the countryside. 

The Royal Oak is a gorgeous 200-year old dog-friendly countryside inn tucked away in East Lavant, a pretty village with flint-walled thatched cottages and a 13th-century church, at the foot of the South Downs - the ultimate playground for dogs! 

A meeting place in the heart of Ascot for over 140 years, the dog-friendly Royal Foresters is an historic building which has been refurbished, with blazing log fires and delicious cask ales alongside Mediterranean-inspired food and wood fired pizza. 

This relaxed,dog-friendly rural inn is six miles from Beacon Fell Country Park with wonderful walks for you and your dog, close to the Harris Museum and Art Gallery, and 11 miles from the 14th-century Samlesbury Hall. 

Located on the edge of the Cotswolds in the market town of Witney, the dog-friendly Blue Boar dates back to the 17th century.