Martha’s Vineyard Pembrokeshire - Wales

Lovely little find based on Milford Waterfront in the heart of Pembrokeshire. This family-run bar and restaurant with a strong reputation for offering a warm welcome, not just to humans, but to dogs too who are always welcome in the bar.

Martin's Bar & Restaurant Bridport - England

Martin’s Bar & Restaurant is a unique dog and family friendly venue, located high on the hilltop with fabulous views over Bridport and West Bay. Dogs are welcome in designated areas of the restaurant and there are water bowls throughout and a doggy menu available from the bar.

Brel Glasgow - Scotland

Beautiful, dog friendly venue complete with canopies of fairy lights, a spacious garden and a heated patio for year-round alfresco dining. Dogs are always given a warm welcome here, with a fresh bowl of water on arrival.

The Mall, Clifton Bristol - England

Gastropub with a 3-tiered secret garden. This quirky charismatic pub provides the perfect setting to enjoy a drink, dine and relax with the dog by your side. They serve great home-cooked food and, an encyclopaedic drinks menu. Dogs are welcome to join you inside and in the garden.

The New Inn Ystradfellte Brecon - Wales

Positioned smack bang in the middle of Waterfall Country in the Brecon Beacons National Park and a bones throw from the beautiful Four Falls Walk. This pub is popular with dog walkers, hikers and locals. They're open for alfresco dining, and on Sundays, they serve up a mouth-watering roast dinner.

Cotswolds Wildlife Park Burford - England

It's not very often that you can casually drop into a conversation that your pooch met a Rhino at the weekend. Cotswolds Wildlife Park makes it possible for your dogs to meet new animal folk from the comfort of their lead. That means the Lions, Rhinos, Zebras and Giraffes (to name but a few). Dogs are welcome throughout the park, but are understandably not allowed in any indoor areas.

Dolphin Spotting New Quay Pembrokeshire - Wales

A brilliant boat trip to see dolphins and seals off the New Quay coast! You can choose to do an hour trip or a longer two-hour trip which takes you further along the stunning coastline. The knowledgeable skippers fill you with information along the journey, see Dylan Thomas' house and listen to stories of how the caves were used to smuggle contraband into the Welsh coastal towns. Plenty of fun!

Landmark Forest Adventure Park Carrbridge - Scotland

A great place for the whole family, including the dog. The park is filled with water bowl stations, so your pooch never has to go thirsty. If you’re looking for a great day out that's fun-packed this is it. This park has plenty of quirky, fun rides including a couple of coasters. Poo bags are also available on entry!

Brean Theme Park Somerset - England

Brean Theme park is one of only a handful of theme parks in the UK that are dog friendly! (that we know of anyway). Well behaved dogs are welcome throughout the park provided they are kept on lead. You might even win a Pikachu plushie like Alexis.

Our tails are wagging to welcome Burns Pet Nutrition as our official dog food partner and sponsor for the year. Since 1993 Burns Pet Nutrition has built up its award-winning reputation as the go-to brand for those seeking a natural healthy approach to pet food. The partnership is part of Burns’ ongoing commitment to help pets and people live happy and healthy lifestyles. We have plenty of exciting things coming up as they support the growth of our travel platform and local group walks.

There's nothing like a dose of sea air to recharge and refresh after a pandemic. The UK's beautiful coastline is loved by many, and luckily for us, it's adorned with luxurious dog friendly hotels. From welcome packs to treats and snacks, here are 11 of our favourite coastal hotels.

Dog bandanas are a fun fashionable way to style your pooch. You only have to browse Instagram to see the fashionistas donning the next design, ready to be on the cover of Vogue. We're sharing 15 our favourite designs perfect for the Summer.

As temperatures rise, spare a thought for your pooch. I mean, can you imagine wearing a big fur coat in this weather? Dogs rely on panting and releasing heat through their paw pads and nose to regulate their body temperature and keep cool. Our dogs need protection and guidance during the heat. Don't sweat it, we've pulled together 10 of our top dog cooling accessories.