Author: woofwagwalk
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Dog Friendly Keswick – The Best things to do in Keswick with Dogs
If you’re thinking about taking your pooch on holiday to the Lake District, you can’t go wrong basing yourself in dog friendly Keswick. Many of the local shops, pubs, and restaurants in the area allow dogs on their premises, and there are also several fantastic walks and hikes close by to mooch around with your…
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Christmas Gift Guide For Dogs 2022
Welcome to our Christmas Gift Guide for dogs for 2022. It’s that time of year again when we dog parents have to decide what to get our precious fur babies for Christmas. I have to admit that for me choosing presents for Maya and Lucia gets harder and harder each year, so I always use…
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Top 9 Dog Friendly Beaches in Northumberland
With 40 miles of coastline Northumberland is home to arguably the most beautiful beaches in England and the good news is that nearly all of them welcome our pooches to make paw prints in the sand all year round! Your dog will have an absolute blast, racing across golden sands, splashing in the sea and…
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The Best Dog Friendly Places to visit with your dog in Northumberland
I’ve said it before and I’ll say in again, one of the best ways to build a closer relationship with your dog is to experience new things and explore new places together. One area in the UK that my dogs and I absolutely love exploring is the North East, especially Northumberland, because there are so…
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Pet Rebellion Comfy Cover – A Sofa Protector For Dogs Review
One thing that I often hear friends say when they get a new puppy is that their new fur baby definitely won’t be allowed on the sofa. I have to admit it always gives me a chuckle and inevitably when I call round to see the new arrival he or she is lounging on the…
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Murrayshall House Hotel – A Dog Friendly Hotel near Perth
So the other week we drove up to Perthshire in Scotland and guess what we struck gold! No, not the real McCoy that is reputed to be found in the Perthshire hills, but a fantastic luxury dog friendly hotel – Murrayshall House Hotel which is situated on the outskirts of Scone. This 400 year old…
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The Top 5 Reasons to Insure Your Dog
We all want our dogs to live the best life they can and perhaps that’s why UK dog owners are spending more money than ever on their beloved pooches, in fact the industry is worth a eyewatering 10 billion pounds a year! Another statistic that is actually pretty shocking and led me to collaborate with…
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Dog Friendly Amble and area – Dog Friendly Northumberland
Northumberland is fast becoming one of the most popular locations in the UK to take a dog friendly holiday and it’s easy to see why. The county boasts some of the most stunning beaches in the UK and added to that there are castles to explore and the wild and the rugged beauty of the…
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Coquet Cottages – Dog Friendly Cottages in Northumberland
If you asked my dogs to name their top 10 places to visit in the UK for a dog friendly holiday I think Northumberland would come near the top of their list. Northumberland might be the most sparsely populated county in England but the locals love for dogs is apparent from the second you arrive…
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The Bell Inn at Bramshaw – Our review of this super dog friendly hotel in the New Forest
A visit to the enchanting New Forest National Park is always special for me and my dogs. I just love the ambience of the place not to mention the beautiful scenery, I can honestly say that it is one of my happy places. Our most recent visit was extra special though as we were invited…