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[Painted Lady]

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Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

 

[boothros]

Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

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How about the New Forest Sarah?

 

[nhealey]

We've just come back from staying in a lighthouse keepers cottage - right on the beach - great for dogs. It was rented from the National Trust for Scotland on the Moray coast but I'm sure that the holidays department of the English National Trust can do the same sort of thing on the South coast.

 

[Trish]

well with three dogs your more limited to where you can stay,unless you dont mind putting them in kennels that some hotels provide :unsure:

theres only one place we have found for 5 dogs and they will only let us have the chalet out of season and thats scratby just outside yarmouth,two bed chalet £80 two days october. :thumbsup:

 

[Painted Lady]

We had a week booked in Trecco Bay and mum was quite happy to move in and look after the dogs but then Murphy came along and I had to cancel cos it is just not fair on her to look after a pup as well. Must say that she didn't protest to much when I told her!! The relief was quite evident (w00t) (w00t)

The best thing is to camp locally,defo camp out at The great Dorset Steam Fair..that is excellent,great day out. :cheers: :cheers:

 

[devonmaid]

well if your into camping/caravanning book into bournmouth champ show ,that gives you camping in the new forest ,unentered dog tent where you can leave dogs for a while if you need to ,and lots and lots of dog people ,not far from the coast all for £40 for the week lol

 

[Painted Lady]

well if your into camping/caravanning book into bournmouth champ show ,that gives you camping in the new forest ,unentered dog tent where you can leave dogs for a while if you need to ,and lots and lots of dog people ,not far from the coast all for £40 for the week lol

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Will look into that! :cheers:

 

[phill]

Sorry to slightly hi-jack the thread.....Any idea's for the same only in the north of England? Any cottages,lodges,Inn's......for a mini-break...only one whippet though.

Thinking later in the year(sept)

Thanks.

 

[jodster74]

Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

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We went away in Easter to a place near Tavistock (Gunnislake) which was booked online through a company called Blue Chip Vacations - they have a specific list of properties that will let you take your dogs and even better news is that dogs go free (there are sometimes restrictions on numbers though so best to check).. we stayed at a place called honicombe manor and there is loads of places where you can take the dogs along with lots of pet friendly beaches in the area (and loads of the pubs too....)

We have booked a different holiday in Sept - also in Cornwall but with a different company (Welcome Cottages) - same theory though, dogs go free! Havent used them before so will feed back after we have been...

Both of these companies cover the whole of the UK and welcome also cover Ireland (including ferry crossings)

 

[whippetmad]

Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

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We went away in Easter to a place near Tavistock (Gunnislake) which was booked online through a company called Blue Chip Vacations - they have a specific list of properties that will let you take your dogs and even better news is that dogs go free (there are sometimes restrictions on numbers though so best to check).. we stayed at a place called honicombe manor and there is loads of places where you can take the dogs along with lots of pet friendly beaches in the area (and loads of the pubs too....)

We have booked a different holiday in Sept - also in Cornwall but with a different company (Welcome Cottages) - same theory though, dogs go free! Havent used them before so will feed back after we have been...

Both of these companies cover the whole of the UK and welcome also cover Ireland (including ferry crossings)

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Tavistock is my original home town,we are to moved back into Tavistock(even though we areonly 20 mins away or so)the houses are expensive which is stopping us buying another house there

 

[whippetmad]

we are staying at Poole holiday park(haven) end of August,Mum and Dad can only look after two so the rest are going in kennels.

 

[Zephyr]

There is also quite a lot of info in FAQ http://www.k9community.co.uk/forums/index....showtopic=13058

Good luck :luck: :thumbsup:

 

[kierpark]

Hi

We stay at

http://www.littledumpledale.co.uk in pembroke.

You can take as many dogs as you like and they have some great walks near by. :thumbsup:

 

[Painted Lady]

HiWe stay at

http://www.littledumpledale.co.uk in pembroke.

You can take as many dogs as you like and they have some great walks near by. :thumbsup:

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Hi just been on website and it looks fabulous! Rang them but all they have left is 1st.week in Sept but I have a child starting secondary school and they are very strict at time off. What a shame,it would have been perfect. Will book it for next year though. Thanks for tip :cheers:

 

[Janetta]

Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

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Hi,

there is a place in Cornwall called Tolcarne Cottage, it is fantastic. There have an enclose garden right in from of the chalet and than a big enclosed field next to it that you are allowed to use. You can take as many dogs as you like but there is a small charge. I went at Easter and are now going back in August for 2 weeks with 4 whippets because I know that I can totally relax and know that my dogs are safe and secure.

You can find then on WWW.cornwall-online.co.uk/tolcarneselfcateringholidays/welcome.html.

I hope this is of help to you

Jenny

 

[Painted Lady]

Want to go away for fews days break in Aug with dogs...any ideas would be welcome.South of England preferrably but dont mind travelling a bit. :cheers:

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Hi,

there is a place in Cornwall called Tolcarne Cottage, it is fantastic. There have an enclose garden right in from of the chalet and than a big enclosed field next to it that you are allowed to use. You can take as many dogs as you like but there is a small charge. I went at Easter and are now going back in August for 2 weeks with 4 whippets because I know that I can totally relax and know that my dogs are safe and secure.

You can find then on WWW.cornwall-online.co.uk/tolcarneselfcateringholidays/welcome.html.

I hope this is of help to you

Jenny

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Thanks will have a look into that :cheers:

 

[ecksey]

hi if you are into camping and caravanning , there is a lovely site in the blackdowns called hollybush park, very doggy friendly, great for walking and coasts, i also have the pub just up the road, also very doggy friendly, and a great pub. :cheers:

 

[rls22]

We're off to Rae's in a couple of weeks - can't wait! :thumbsup: