One of the best things about travelling around Europe with a dog is that it’s usually so easy. Generally you don’t require any paperwork for travelling from country to country and…
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Since the rules on taking dogs into the UK were considerably relaxed at the start of 2012, it’s become possible for holiday-makers to bring along their dog. (Prior to this, dogs…
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Note: This post was created in collaboration with Vitabiotics The UK has a number of vibrant cities and striking historical landmarks to explore, but before you embark on your UK tour…
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Wales is certainly a contender for the title of hidden gem of the United Kingdom. As an international visitor, I hadn’t heard much about this part of the UK, but was…
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London has always been known for having expensive real estate. When staying in the city, your best option to stay close to the city centre (and most of the popular tourist…
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Looking for a weekend away or something longer in London in the UK with your four-legged friend? Don’t worry about finding dog-friendly accommodation, I’ve rounded up some of the best dog-friendly…
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One of the joys about travelling in Europe with a dog, is that most hiking trails allow dogs. While many require them to be on a leash, it’s a small measure…
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Compared to travelling around the rest of Europe, it’s a lot harder to travel to the UK with a dog. With pet dogs not allowed on the Eurostar train or to…
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Dog-Friendly Transport UK & IrelandReview: Stena Line Ferry from Harwich to Hook of Holland with a Dog
If you’re travelling between continental Europe and the UK with a dog, there’s not many transport options available, in particular if you’re travelling on foot without a car. I’ve previously written…
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When we were putting together our itinerary for visiting the United Kingdom, we never considered not hopping across the Irish Sea to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. And considering that…
