Dog Tales

It’s easy to worry about how our furry friends are coping in sunshine and the summer heat, especially when us two-leggers are struggling ourselves. We reached out to our community of dog owners and experts to compile our list of ways to keep your pet cool as the tempera…read more

There’s nothing better than watching your dog revel in the ecstasy of shoreside scamper. With their sandy paws, flapping tongue and wagging tail in overdrive, it’s a picture of sheer joy. And we totally feel it too. That’s because, in devon, beach days aren’t like anywh…read more

If you want a dog-friendly holiday cottage in devon with a swimming pool, you’ve come to the right place. There are some amazing properties in devon that welcome dogs and also have private or shared access to a pool. From sun-drenched outdoor pools to indoor heated pool…read more

England’s largest national park, the lake district is a real magnet for dogs and their owners. Home to the highest mountain and the deepest lake in england, not to mention ancient forests, winding rivers and undulating fells, it calls to all those looking to revel in th…read more

There are few places in the world that can offer the same raw beauty and natural diversity as scotland for a dog-friendly escape. With more than 900 offshore islands, home to ancient forests, white-sand beaches, glassy lakes and time-forgotten villages, it’s a real para…read more

If you’ve ever considered visiting the isle of man for a holiday with your dog, now may be to the time to book your trip. Not only have we added our first collection of dog-friendly properties on the island but the remaining covid travel restrictions are expected to be …read more

From the rugged mountains of the highlands to the pristine beaches of the islands, and the watery wonders of the lochs to the cultural curiosities of the castles, towns and cities, scotland has lots to offer all types of visitors including canine companions. With so muc…read more

Scotland eased its coronavirus restrictions and opened its borders to visitors from 26th april. Holidaymakers from england, wales and other parts of the united kingdom can now stay overnight in scotland. Some limits remain in place, such as the requirement for only one …read more