Holidays With Dogs

[Zoe G]

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Hi Everyone,

Just wondered if anyone had any good recommendations for holiday cottages where dogs are welcome?

I have just the one whippet, but would love to take him somewhere where he will be welcome. I have searched the internet and there is too much choice! I'm sure someone here must know of the perfect retreat )

Just wanted to chill out, do some walking, maybe cycling. Near some water where Ollie could swim, would also be great.

Thank you!

Zoe

 

[~Helen~]

Try the National Trust holiday cottages. We use them regularly. Fabulous cottages in really great locations. Some don't take dogs, but many do :thumbsup:

 

[anslinmcg]

Try the National Trust holiday cottages. We use them regularly. Fabulous cottages in really great locations. Some don't take dogs, but many do :thumbsup:

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Do you have a link for them Helen?

 

[~Helen~]

Try the National Trust holiday cottages. We use them regularly. Fabulous cottages in really great locations. Some don't take dogs, but many do :thumbsup:

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Do you have a link for them Helen?

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sure do!!

national trust cottages

I think there's a scottish one too (national trust for scotland??) and also the Forestry Commission do cottages, log cabins and chalets in the woods... forest holidays

and there's this site: cottages

 

[Zoe G]

Thanks Helen.

Just looking at the National Trust one. Its a very good site, really easy to search, and the cottages look perfect.

I'm pretty sure I'll find something. Thanks very much. )

 

[shane]

We have had some great holidays in and around the yourkshire dales and Moors. The moorse are near Whitby, Bridlington, fyley and scarbourgh. Blakes country cottages are worth a try. )

 

[Janimal]

Those holiday chalets and cabins look really good - Thanks for the links. :thumbsup:

 

[chelynnah]

We're staying at a cottage for a week in Wales soon. I booked about 6 months ago. I found it mostly by just putting pet friendly or pets welcome into a google search along with the area I wanted to stay.

Wendy

 

[Anne Tomlinson]

Hi Everyone,
Just wondered if anyone had any good recommendations for holiday cottages where dogs are welcome?

I have just the one whippet, but would love to take him somewhere where he will be welcome. I have searched the internet and there is too much choice! I'm sure someone here must know of the perfect retreat  )

Just wanted to chill out, do some walking, maybe cycling. Near some water where Ollie could swim, would also be great.

Thank you!

Zoe

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[clairej810]

Try the National Trust holiday cottages. We use them regularly. Fabulous cottages in really great locations. Some don't take dogs, but many do :thumbsup:

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Do you have a link for them Helen?

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sure do!!

national trust cottages

I think there's a scottish one too (national trust for scotland??) and also the Forestry Commission do cottages, log cabins and chalets in the woods... forest holidays

and there's this site: cottages

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We stayed in the Forestry Commission cabins in Deerpark, Cornwall over the summer - excellent except for the horseflies. We didn't take the boys, but some people had dogs. :thumbsup:

 

[~JO~]

We stayed in the Forestry Commission cabins in Deerpark, Cornwall over the summer - excellent except for the horseflies.  We didn't take the boys, but some people had dogs. :thumbsup:

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Hmmm - think staying in anywhere called Deerpark may be tempting fate! I think thsi would be Archie & Josie's dream holiday location :lol:

 

[Alba]

if you look up the DogsTrust website or contact the Dogs Trust, they have an arrangement with a large holiday cottage rental agents with lots of dog-friendly cottages and Dogs Trust gets a commission if you rent through them