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We’re delighted to be working with the National Trust, who look after many of the beautiful places that we and our four-legged friends love to explore.
We’ve teamed up with the National Trust on the Dogs Welcome project, an initiative which aims to improve access for our four-legged friends to the wonderful places the Trust cares for. From the introduction of more dog-friendly runs, dog bins, wash bays and water stations. The National Trust takes several precautions to ensure that owners and their dogs feel welcome.
As someone who absolutely loves my two dogs, the outdoors and walks on a beautiful National Trust property, I’m delighted to help unveil the Dogs Welcome project.
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We’re delighted to partner with TV presenter and explorer Simon Reeve as a project ambassador to help us share all the exciting news about the Dogs Welcome project. A keen dog owner, Simon and his faithful dog Obi visited the National Trust’s Arlington Court in Devon to see for themselves many of the changes taking place.
Over the last three years we have worked with the National Trust to improve access for dogs and their owners to the places the Trust looks after. Learn more about the success of the Dogs Welcome project so far.
All National Trust sites have been rated for their dog friendliness and awarded a Special Pawprint Rating. This is stated in the National Trust Members’ Handbook and on the Trust website. 3 paw prints (best), 2 paw prints (good), and 1 paw print (standard) help visitors plan great adventures with their canine companions.
As part of our partnership with the National Trust, a minimum of £80,000 from sales of our co-branded gourmet meals and treats will be donated to support the Trust’s conservation work.
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We are proud to partner with the Devon-based charity Veterans With Dogs, who share our belief that mental health and wellbeing can be improved by being with a dog.
Every month we support UK charities by donating dog dinners produced in Devon. Our Happy Paws charitable initiative is an important part of who we are and what we do.
We believe every dog deserves the best life, which is why we’re proud to have recently partnered with Vicky Pattison from RSPCA Southridge.
This website uses cookies or similar technologies to improve your browsing experience and provide you with personalized recommendations. By continuing to use our website, you agree to our privacy policy. Find out how we welcome dogs in the places entrusted to us. Read our dog code, discover the Dogs Welcome project and discover how the footprint classification system now makes it easier for you to plan a visit with your dog.
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We want you and your dog to have a fun, stress-free day. We also want to protect livestock and valuable natural habitats, as well as ensure that everyone can enjoy nature, whether they have a dog or not. That’s why we’ve teamed up with natural pet food manufacturer Forthglade to develop Canine Code.
Using a short leash helps prevent your dog from disturbing ground-nesting birds and livestock. It is important to use a short leash around sheep. However, if livestock approaches you, it is best to leash your dog and recall when it is safe to do so.
Always clean up after your dog. If you can’t find a trash can nearby, bring poop bags with you.
Pay attention to local signs and warnings wherever you go. They tell you if a beach, e.g. is prohibited for dogs, or if a path has been diverted, or if you are in an area where dogs can run on a leash.
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Remember that not everyone likes dogs and some people fear them. So make sure your dog does not run towards other people, especially children.
We have worked in partnership with Forthglade to create a new footprint assessment system which shows the facilities for your dog in the locations we care for.
To find out what we offer in the establishments entrusted to us, consult the visitor information tab on the website of the establishment you wish to visit.
Please note that all venues with a Paw Print rating are dog friendly, but the number of facilities varies, with 3 Paw Prints awarded to venues with the best dog-friendly facilities.
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Three prints show the best places to visit for a day with your dog. You will be able to take your dog to most places, including indoors, for a cup of tea and a treat. There will be clearly demarcated dog areas and dog-friendly experiences.
These sites are equipped with water bowls, dog beds and dog walks. You will be able to bring your dog in some areas, but not everywhere. If there is a food and drink outlet, you can have a cup of tea with them, probably outside.
Dogs are welcome here, but facilities are limited. They will be able to stretch their legs and stroll in nearby open spaces, depending on the season.
From improving dog-friendly trails to providing more bins and washing areas, we work with Forthglade to ensure you and your pup feel welcome. In this video, TV presenter and author Simon Reeve explores Arlington Court in Devon to find out more about the project. Watch the video
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From walks for the whole family to quiet places to enjoy with your dog, find a walk that everyone will enjoy.
We’ve teamed up with natural pet food manufacturer Forthglade so you and your dog can enjoy even more of the special places we care about.
We’ve teamed up with natural pet food manufacturer Forthglade to create the Dogs Welcome Project, helping you and your dog get the most out of the places we care for.
Discover the best places to walk your dog, from coastal adventures to spectacular mountains to the most enjoyable walks near you. Also find information on dog-friendly cafes and read our dog code.
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Hear how one man’s life was transformed by his six-year dog walk across the UK in our podcast episode ‘My Dog Walk Saved Me’. You can also find other episodes, series and playlists full of nature and history. Explore Cornwall’s dog-friendly countryside and beaches on miles of winding woodland and coastal paths, on or off lead.
There is a wide range of places to visit together. Discover some of the best gardens and parks for walking your dog in Cornwall.
There are miles of trails and plenty of space for your dog to stretch their legs at Cotehele, near Saltash.
Your dog can enjoy a 25-acre garden with winding woodland paths leading to a grassy terrace with sea views at Trengwainton, near Penznace.
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Woodland surrounding Cornwall’s largest natural lake, near Helston, leading to a shingle beach. Penrose has forest trails, coastal stretches and dog-friendly open parks.
Signposted forest trails, South West Coast Path, secluded rock paths and dog-friendly beaches around Glendurgan, near Falmouth
Pentire is a two-footprint listed site. Bring your pooch to this stretch of the Cornish coast for some outdoor fun, with plenty of walks to choose from, perfect for four-legged (and two-legged) people.
Supervised dogs are welcome at Sandymouth. Find out how to plan a visit with your four-legged friend here, including details on the dog code. Sandymouth is a listed site with two footprints.
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This wild and tranquil Cornish landscape east of the Fowey Estuary is a long stretch of unspoilt coastline popular with dog walkers.
This large pebble beach is an ideal place for splashing and picnicking. The ascent is easier on all fours than on two, but it’s worth it.
Carnewas in Bedruthan is a two-footprint listed site. Dogs are welcome in Carnewas and Bedruthan. Here are some helpful tips if you’re planning a visit with your dog.
Crantock Beach is just one footprint on the list and is a great place to walk your dog. Check out these tips to get the most out of your visit.
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Holywell and the surrounding coastline offer you a paradise of beaches, communal spaces and coastline to explore with your dog.
If you are bringing your dog to the locations we care for, here is information on the dog code and paw print classification system to help you plan your visit.
Help us look after National Trust sites by following some simple guidelines when you visit and following the Countryside Code.
