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Fuddles

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Jan 22 10 12:49 PM

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QUOTE (vic @ January 22, 2010 02:48 pm)

QUOTE (Fuddles @ January 22, 2010 08:51 am)

Did it work ?

Did you do that??
Respec'

Apples on me next time

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KatieKoo

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Jan 22 10 3:18 PM

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QUOTE (Fuddles @ January 22, 2010 01:49 pm)

QUOTE (vic @ January 22, 2010 02:48 pm)

QUOTE (Fuddles @ January 22, 2010 08:51 am)

Did it work ?

Did you do that??
Respec'

Apples on me next time

New found powers

See me glisten in the sun

hehehehehe !

sandra

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Jan 22 10 4:09 PM

http://www.thecastleinn-lulworthcove.co.uk/
This is a great pub, we didnt stay there but did go to a beer festival there!

Rolo and Ollie
You think dogs will not be in heaven? I tell you, they will be there long before any of us. ~Robert Louis Stevenson

meg102

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Jan 24 10 7:25 PM

the joiners in bishopton - Gower...

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AmyG

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Dec 5 10 4:15 PM

Come on Rugby lot I need some inspiration for these winter walks.

This weekend I tried a few

Old Olive Bush at Flecknoe lovely and welcoming and good cider (my favorite type of pub)

Dogs allowed in the bar area and has a lovely open fire be careful though as it has odd opening hours due to it being a small village pub.

Also tried the Two Boats at Long Itchington. Not sure if I am allowed to post this but I would not visit again... We were looked at as though we had two heads we were not even that muddy (really not at all) and that was just for us. We just guessed dogs were out!

We went to The Boat instead at Birdingbury wharf. They were lovely, the landlord used to have a springer and was great with Jess but careful not to excite her. We had lunch which was nothing too special but not overpriced and fine for pub grub

No "good" cider though

We sat by the fire there too, I think the 2 king charles that came in were a bit put out we had nicked the best seat

Mollys dad

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Dec 15 10 9:46 AM

A few for the northern Dales:

The Bridge at Grinton (Swaledale) - practically our local, considering the number of times we go there. Good food, roaring fires and a sign outside saying, 'Muddy boots and dogs welcome.' Beat that anyone?

The George and Dragon, Hudswell (nr Richmond) - this pub was closed for a couple of years and has been resurrected by a cooperative of villagers. It has been in local and national papers and will be part of the TV series on the Dales early '11. Decent food and superb views over Swaledale.

The Bolton Arms, Leyburn (Wensleydale) - nice town boozer, most Fridays during term time you will find a bunch of teachers (including yours truly) getting over the tribulations of the week - look out for little Ollie, one of our PE teachers black cocker.

The Cover Bridge Inn, between Masham and Middleham (Wensleydale) - well known local dog friendly haunt.

Hope these ideas give you a few ideas if you are 'oop north'.

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8211455

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Jun 19 11 6:40 PM

The Springer spaniel (of course) near Launceston in Cornwall, dogs get a biscuit.
Our own local village pub in Mitchell welcome dogs, in the bar area.
The Smuggler's den in Cubert, a dog with you is almost mandatory! and also the watering hole on Perranporth beach.
Right, all you holidaymakers, no excuse not to come to Cornwall, then!

Summercourt, Cornwall

AmyG

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Jun 19 11 8:57 PM

Oooh good thread resurected.

The harvester (not a chain harvester) in Long Itchington also does fantastic steaks. (And good cider I have just got in HIC). Very welcoming don't be put off by the odd bods in there, they all love dogs and down to earth people! (oh and drinking!)

The wharf at Fenny Compton always full of dogs, not posh food OK and again nice ciders (there is theme developing

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The rose and crown at Ratley. Owner used to have springies and there are pics of their old dogs around the fire place

Very welcoming boots and all, gave Jess a chew too. Had to walk over egge hill to get there though so it was a very sight welcome when we got there.

One to avoid if you are local to me is The Three Horse Shoes a Princethorpe. They dont even like the in the garden and have MASSIVE signs in the car park saying no dogs

I'm sure I have loads more I have been "practicing" good behaviour for Jess in pubs since she could first go out for walks at about 12weeks

I'm hearing good things about another pub which is in the middle of lots of footpaths and allows dogs but I will update once I have tested. (Shouldn't be long

) I will test how warm the welcome is.

C'mon Rugby lot you must have some pubs for me to try. I like the Paddox for food but not drink and have seen dogs in there but have not taken Jess as none of my walks have been local yet. They always have rescue GSD's as pub dogs though

Linda and Mike

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Jun 20 11 10:28 AM

QUOTE (AmyG @ June 19, 2011 08:57 pm)

C'mon Rugby lot you must have some pubs for me to try. I like the Paddox for food but not drink and have seen dogs in there but have not taken Jess as none of my walks have been local yet. They always have rescue GSD's as pub dogs though

Not much use to you here Amy. We tend to go for the pubs with gardens and sit outside.

If you are near Princethorpe way and want a pub, there is a good one a bit further away at Bagington called The Three Horsehoes (no relation

Do not know about taking dogs in, but they do some good meals.

Springalong

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Jun 20 11 7:15 PM

The Black Horse in Findon, West Sussex welcomes well behaved dogs in the bar area & garden.
Sells very good food too

The unicorn Inn at Heyshott near Chichester, West Sussex made our two Springers very welcome recently. Can recommend the food here too & a very good choice of ales

Taylor & Millie

Jonnybob

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Jun 20 11 8:34 PM

Oooooh, i like this topic!

Will be trying to visit some of the ones in Dorset that have been recommended, would be interested in any recommendations in the New Forest (apart from the Red Shoot which I have been to already).

We tried to go to the Springer Spaniel near Lauceston but it was a bit early and was closed

My recommendations are my local pubs in Hampshire, most take dogs but these are the best

The Purefoy (have a slightly mad pub Springer called Robbie) dogs are always welcome and have a big and very secure pub garden. http://www.thepurefoyarms.co.uk/

The Woolpack, dogs welcome. Owners have at least 3 at the last count!
http://www.thewoolpackinn.co.uk/thegallery.php

The Yew Tree
http://www.the-yewtree.org.uk/

The Northbrook
http://www.thenorthbrookarms.com/

AmyG

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Jun 20 11 9:57 PM

Ok me again, if you want to eat/drink near me with your dog, i'm sure I will have tested them all soon.

Tonights delight was The Carpenters Arms at Lower Bodington

Very friendly landlady has 2 cockers and a bassett. They were not in bar though as it does great food, Monday is steak night so it was rammed, (OK cider again

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Dogs only allowed in the bar but Jess was fed treats and made welcome.

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