The Most Dog-Friendly Pubs in Leeds

Next time you’re heading out with the pooch, make a bit of time for a well-deserved post-pootle pint in these dog-friendly pubs in Leeds.

Are you a dog lover who loves pubs? Or a pub lover who loves dogs? Either way, you’re in luck! There are loads of dog-friendly pubs in Leeds and we’ve rounded them up for you. From old school pubs in the suburbs to craft beer bars in the city, Leeds is jam-packed with pooch-loving watering holes that will make your pet the centre of attention with water, treats and cuddles as you enjoy a few deserved sips. Treat your pal, treat yourself, neither of you will regret it!

City Centre

In town with the hound? These dog-friendly Leeds city centre pubs are just the ticket when you want to escape the hustle and bustle.

The Cross Keys

Dog friendly? Leeds city centre? Head to Holbeck Urban Village, an area rich in industrial heritage, and you’ll soon stumble across The Cross Keys. It’s a genuine free house at the heart of a flourishing beer brewing community that also happens to be super dog friendly. Stop by for pints of local ales and quality crafts, with tapas from neighbours Bomba, as well as water and a few treats for your pup. You can even take it outside to the beer garden on a good day.

The Cross Keys, 107 Water Lane, Holbeck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 5WD.

Water Lane Boathouse

Just minutes from Leeds Train Station sits Water Lane Boathouse, where you can lounge about in the rustic pub or make the most of their spacious beer garden. They’re not just dog-friendly, they’re proper dog lovers, so much so they have an entire Instagram page dedicated to them. While you’re here, make use of the water bowls and dog treats, and treat yourself to a pint or a G&T and maybe even an Italian stonebaked pizza.

Water Lane Boathouse, Canal Wharf, Holbeck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 5PS.

Whitelock’s

One of the oldest drinking dens in Leeds, Whitelock’s, is also firmly dog-friendly, with water bowls at the ready for whenever you bring your pup in. They’ll have the run of the place, and there’s also an outside terrace area if the sun comes out to play. The pub’s been around since 1715, making it one of the oldest in Leeds, so it’s the ideal spot for a proper pulled pint and home cooked grub in a venue that’s packed full of character.

Whitelock’s, Turk’s Head Yard, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6HB.

A Nation of Shopkeepers

A Nation of Shopkeepers is a real gem for dog owners and their dogs alike in Leeds. Your furry friends are welcome all day every day, because they’re part of the family too. You’ve got the choice of the open courtyard or the cosy booths inside, which makes this the perfect place in the city centre for a drink or two, as well as burgers and fried chicken, come rain or shine. It’s nothing but good food, good drink and good music for both dog and man.

A Nation of Shopkeepers, 26-27 Cookridge Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 3AG.

Roland’s

Roland’s is a stylish, yet fuss-free bar in Leeds city centre with a modern pub feel and plenty of class. It’s a really welcoming spot, and that’s not limited to the people who prop up the bar – they’re entirely dog-friendly too. Their secret beer garden is the perfect little hideaway for dog owners and their loving shadows – heck, they even have their own dog! Pick up a craft beer, wine or cocktail and head up for sun-drenched bliss (well, if you’re lucky).

Roland’s, 39 Call Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 7BT.

Northern Monk Refectory

The Old Flax Store, a Grade-II listed former mill, is the home of Northern Monk. The dog-friendly Refectory sits directly above their very first brewing site, where you can drink pints of the good stuff made right under your feet. There’s a beer garden out front and wide wooden benches inside with oodles of space for the pooch to perch under. They’ve got treats, water bowls and a basket full of toys for them to play with too.

Northern Monk Refectory, Marshalls Mill, The Old Flax Store, Marshall Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 9YJ.

Outlaws Yacht Club

Coffee meets beer and more at this quirky Leeds hangout that’s part pub, part cafe, part gallery and part record store. Outlaws Yacht Club offers free wifi, plenty of plug sockets and loads of comfy space, whether you want to get some work done or meet your mates for a few. You could spend the whole day here if you so wished, and you don’t have to leave the pooch at home because they’re welcome too, with treats and water bowls at the ready.

Outlaws Yacht Club, 38 New York Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7DY

Dave’s Pies & Ale

Dave’s isn’t just mad about pies and ales, oh no. It loves dogs too, so much so, they have their own dogs of Dave’s Instagram account! And while it’s not the biggest pub in the world, pooches have a ball in this throwback of a watering hole – tummy rubs aplenty, bowls of water on entry and treats if they’re well behaved. And for you, well, there’s a slew of quality ales on cask and keg, but make sure you get one of their homemade pies with peas and gravy.

Dave’s Pies & Ale, 350 Kirkstall Road, Burley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS4 2HQ.

SALT

It doesn’t matter which of SALT Beer Factory’s Leeds bars you visit, each and every single one is dog-friendly. That goes for the city centre and the suburbs. So, what are you waiting for? Grab the lead and your wee pal to pootle on down to these beer-loving venues that are lined with tap-after-tap of craft goodness, whether it’s their own or one of their guest breweries. They have street food served in each one, while the dog will enjoy water and treats.

SALT, Candle House, Granary Wharf, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 4GJ, 27-26 East Parade, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 4GJ, 36-38 The Calls, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7EW & 488 Roundhay Road, Oakwood, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS8 2HU.

Chow Down

Okay, this one is a little different. Chow Down is an open-air bar and street food paradise, but that doesn’t mean you aren’t welcome with your pooches. In fact, bar for one-off days with events on, dogs are given the VIP treatment when they visit Chow Down. Heck, they even run special Dog Social events every month! While you’re there, treat yourself to a feast at one of the line-up of rotating street food vendors, washed down with craft beers and cocktails, all while DJs play.

Chow Down, Temple Arches, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 5QG.

The Canary

After a walk along the river towards Leeds Dock, you and your doggo might be in need of a thirst-quencher – that’s where The Canary comes in. This unique waterside bar is made out of a die of shipping containers and sits right on the water. Whether you’re in one of their two outdoor terraces or inside the bar itself, you and your best pal will be right at home – treats and water for the pooch, with burgers and wings paired with local beers, spirits, cocktails for you.

The Canary, The Dockside, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS10 1EG.

The Midnight Bell

The Midnight Bell is as pretty as old school pubs get. Blending traditional features and contemporary design, it’s an airy, homely space well worth bringing the dog too, especially their massive beer garden. They love seeing all your four-legged pals and welcome them with open arms and lots of snuggles. While you’re at the bar, you can also grab some tasty treats for them. Hey, if you’re lucky, your doggy might even get a feature on their Instagram page.

The Midnight Bell, 101 Water Lane, Holbeck, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11 5QN.

The White Swan

Tucked away down a side street just off Briggate, it’s all too easy to not even know The White Swan is there. But if you’re a dog owner, you should pop in, because they’re really dog-friendly. It’s an intimate space, so you may have to keep the lead on at busy times, but they’ll bring over a bowl of water and a few treats especially for them. And for yourself, there’s a smorgasbord of local ales and craft beer, and a cracking menu for pub grub too.

The White Swan, 5 Swan Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6LG.

Lamb & Flag

In the shadow of Leeds Minster, the Lamb & Flag is the perfect spot for you and your pooch to take a break. There are no restrictions on where dogs can go in this smartly renovated 19th-century pub, although the plush armchairs downstairs by the bar might just be the best spot in the house. They serve the full range of Leeds Brewery beers on tap, along with seasonal grub, and a water bowl is kept filled up for any thirsty dogs.

Lamb & Flag, 1 Church Row, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7HD.

Doghouse

You’d expect a pub called ‘Doghouse’ to be dog-friendly, and in this case, you’d be totally right. There are no restrictions on pooches in this comfy Kirkgate pub, so they can curl up on the Chesterfield sofas after a gulp of water and a treat or two. They might even make some new friends – pub dogs Rodney and Rita are often found mooching around. And rest assured, you’ll be well cared for with a slew of craft beers and global pours on tap.

Doghouse Bar & Bagel Shop, 93 Kirkgate, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7DJ.

The Adelphi

Treat your pup (and yourself) to a day out in the historic surroundings of The Adelphi. One of Leeds city centre’s most down-to-earth and dog-friendly Victorian pubs, it’s a local favourite thanks to a stellar array of local guest ales and classic pub food. Find a quiet spot in one of their many snug rooms before making the trip to the bar, where you can grab a nice cold pint from their real ale residents and a drop of water for the pooch.

The Adelphi, 1-3 Hunslet Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS10 1JQ.

The New Conservatory

If you’re looking for a dog-friendly watering hole in the heart of Leeds, The New Conservatory has got it all. You can take your pick from an array of draught beers, ales and ciders on tap, and pair it with a dish from a lengthy menu of burgers and pizza. Dogs are welcome anywhere apart from the dining area, but there’s plenty of room to settle down elsewhere with a bowl of water. You can even meet the pub’s resident pooch while you’re here.

The New Conservatory, Albion Place, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6JL.

The Brunswick

Nine keg lines, six cask pulls and over 50 cold ones fresh out the fridge make The Brunswick a pub well worth visiting. Better yet, they’re dog-friendly, so you can bring the pooch too. They’ll have free roam of the two floors of this Leeds city centre favourite, famed for its legendary roasts. But it doesn’t have to be a Sunday for a trip to the pub, there’s plenty of burgers and fried chicken to go round, as well as water and treats for any furry friends.

The Brunswick, 82 North Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7PN.

Wapentake

This cosy watering hole extends an extra warm welcome to dog owners and all their accompanying legs. It’s a bar-cum-restaurant that’s Yorkshire through and through – they even have an assortment of Yorkshire pudding bar snacks and burgers which go down a storm. The beer and spirits are all local too, so you can sup all the favourites by Kirkstall Brewery and Leeds Gin while your furry friends dive into their own water bowl and maybe a treat or two.

Wapentake, 92 Kirkgate, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7DJ.

The Head of Steam

When it comes to the sheer variety of beers on offer, The Head of Steam is up there with the best of ‘em. Farmhouse ales, Belgian blondes and milky stouts – they’re all here, just waiting to be poured. And because they’re so dog-friendly, there’s no better way to end a walk around the city than by stopping off for a well-earned pint, with water and a few biscuits for your pup – it’s the full VIP (very important pet) treatment.

The Head of Steam, 6 Park Row, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 5QL & 12 Mill Hill, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 5DQ.

The Brewery Tap

If it’s a dog-friendly pub with loads of beer and great grub you’re after, The Brewery Tap could be just the ticket. Barely a stone’s throw from Leeds Train Station, this cosy watering hole is the ideal place to watch the world go by with your hound before or after hopping aboard. Thirsty? They have the usual assortment of Leeds Brewery liquid gold and global beers to choose from, as well as water bowls on demand for man’s best friend.

The Brewery Tap, 18 New Station St, Leeds LS1 5DL

The Turk’s Head

The Turk’s Head is the sister pub of Leeds legend Whitelock’s and it’s just as dog-friendly as its older sibling. Designed by Lord Whitney, the formerly derelict space reflects the 300-year history of Whitelock’s with a more modern twist, all green furnishings and brass finishes. They’re big on beer, with 14 draught taps that change from day to day, celebrating the UK’s thriving craft brewing scene and you can sample the range with your pup at your feet.

The Turk’s Head, 6-8 Turk’s Head Yard, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 6HB

Belgrave Music Hall

A true Leeds favourite, Belgrave’s doors are open to everyone, including your four-legged pal. The floors are all hardwood, so they’ll have the run of the place, and you can grab a bowl of water from the bar for your thirsty canine to cool off with. There’s plenty of choice to wet your whistle too, with a ton of cask ales and craft beers to choose from. They might give your pooch a starring role on their ‘dogsofbelgrave’ Insta.

Belgrave Musical Hall and Canteen, Cross Belgrave Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 8JP.

Bundobust

Bundobust is easily one of the most pro-dog food and drink spots in Leeds. It’s drinks all round here, with a well-stocked bar of craft beers and ales, including their own Bundobust Brewery pours, as well as water bowls for your furry friends. Throw in an array of outstanding Indian street food to share (with pals, not pooches) and you’ve just discovered the perfect place to while away a few hours in the city centre with your little companion.

Bundobust, 6 Mill Hill, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS1 5DQ.

BrewDog

If you’ve got dog in your name, then you best be friendly to our favourite little pets – thankfully, BrewDog obliges. They love welcoming four-legged friends in for a Punk IPA or two with their owners, but if you want to take it up a notch from water and treats, you can even host a ‘Dog Pawty’ here, complete with party hats, a card and a special doggy ice cream sundae. For you? Loads and loads of mighty fine craft beer, of course.

BrewDog North Street, Crispin House, New York Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 7PF.

The Suburbs

Leeds’ suburbs have just as many amazing dog friendly watering holes, just waiting to look after both you and your pooch.

The Beck & Call

The Beck & Call is both a family and dog-friendly pub, nestled in the heart of Meanwood. Each of its rooms has its own personality, from the botanical dining room to the Scandi-inspired tap room, alongside a vast outdoor area. Behind the bar, there are craft beers fresh from the likes of Kirkstall and Northern Monk breweries to take your pick of. The dogs have their very own station, complete with water bowls and treats just by the front door.

The Beck & Call, Stainbeck Road, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS7 2NP.

The Cardigan Arms

A proper Victorian pub that was saved from becoming a mere memory by Kirkstall Brewery in 2017, The Cardigan Arms is a real gem of a dog-friendly pub. It retains all its Victorian charm with a series of snug rooms you and your trusty companion can get comfy in. They’ll be well looked after with water and treats, and as you’d expect from Kirkstall, the beer range is immaculate – whether you want a citrusy pale or a fruity Belgian.

The Cardigan Arms, 364 Kirkstall Road, Burley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS4 2HQ.

The West End House

A traditional Yorkshire pub in every sense, The West End House has over 150 years experience of making hounds and their owners feel welcome. Going on a walk around the nearby Kirkstall Abbey? Pop in and find a corner with your pooch – you might even get to meet their very own pub dog! You can get them some water and well-deserved treats from the bar while you’re getting your own. With cask ales and all the pub grub classics, you might end up in here for a while.

The West End House, 26 Abbey Road, Kirkstall, Leeds, West Yorkshire LS5 3HS

The Mustard Pot

Nestled in the heart of Chapel Allerton, The Mustard Pot is a great family-friendly pub that you can also bring the dog along to in Leeds. It’s got all the cosiness you’d expect of a Georgian-style watering hole, with open fires in the winter and plenty of space in the beer garden to make use of in the summer. Dogs are welcome inside and outside, and feel free to help yourself to a nice cold bowl of water to keep them cool.

The Mustard Pot, 20 Stainbeck Lane, Chapel Allerton, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS7 3QY.

Myrtle Tavern

Looking for the ultimate dog-friendly pub in Leeds? Myrtle Tavern just might be it. It’s got everything for man and dog, with a solid beer selection, water bowls, and a big beer garden. And when we say big, we mean a real behemoth of a space overlooking the local cricket pitch with a covered marquee too. You can sup on beers from local breweries and enjoy quality pub grub while water bowls can be filled up as needed at the tap outside.

Myrtle Tavern, Parkside Road, Meanwood, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 4NE.

Bottle Chop

From Headingley’s Fika North comes Bottle Chop, one of the coolest bars in Leeds that also happens to be dog friendly. It’s a natural wine cellar, beer shop, micro deli and bar all in one, so it’s got something for everyone, from local tipples to artisan produce. Pop in for a bite to eat and a complement, whether it’s the organic plonk or beer on tap. It’s definitely among the lovelier places where you can hang out with your hound.

Bottle Chop, 14 Weetwood Lane, Headingley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS16 5LX.

North Bar Social

After you’ve spent a couple of hours exploring the woodlands of Otley Chevin with the pooch, head into the town to visit North Bar Social. In this modern pub, you can settle in for a day well-spent. They have six cask ale taps, 14 keg lines and loads more beers in the fridges, so you’ll be well and truly spoilt for choice. And while you’re sampling the range, the dog can get a bowl of water and a few treats to keep them happy.

North Bar Social, 8-10 Bondgate, Otley, West Yorkshire, LS21 3AB.

The Chemic Tavern

In need of a new local in Woodhouse that’s dog-friendly? Try The Chemic Tavern. With a wealth of real ale and ciders on tap, this historic drinking den has been a haven for man’s best friend since the 1840s and it still has that old world feel. When they’re not fundraising for guide dog charities, they’re fetching your pooch a drink of water, a treat and a toy. If your pup needs to stretch its legs, you’re free to explore the plentiful beer garden out back.

The Chemic Tavern, 9 Johnston Street, Woodhouse, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 2NG.

The Woods

If you’re looking for a super dog-friendly pub in Chapel Allerton, make a beeline for The Woods. They have a load of local craft beers for you to try and wood-fired pizzas to tuck into. For your trusty companion, there’s water bowls, treats and even blankets to snuggle into. With three floors of space, you can take your pick from an armchair indoors, cosy seats in their heated garden area, or a spot under the sun on the top-floor balcony.

The Woods, Stainbeck Corner, 5 Stainbeck Lane, Chapel Allerton, Leeds LS7 3PG.

Kirkstall Bridge Inn

The Leeds-Liverpool Canal is great for dog-walking, which is just one of the reasons why Kirkstall Bridge Inn is so popular. It’s nestled on the side of the water, so a pit-stop after a long walk is only right. While you’re sipping a jar of Kirkstall Brewery’s finest, your pup will be fed and watered thanks to their doggy station at the bar. From the snug sofas to the spacious riverside beer garden, there’s barrels of space to chill out.

Kirkstall Bridge Inn, 12 Bridge Road, Kirkstall, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS5 3BW.

The White House

After exploring all the sights and smells of Roundhay Park a few minutes away, the cosy comfort of The White House is a great place to unwind. There are plenty of seats by the fire, where you can enjoy classic pub grub and cask ales, while your furry companion helps themselves to water and biscuits. They ask that pooches stick to the hardwood floors, but not to worry, there’s more than enough room inside and out.

The White House, 55 Wetherby Road, Roundhay, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS8 2JU.

The Boundary House

Whether up at the bar or outside on the terrace, The Boundary House is conveniently dog-friendly, with water bowls at the ready and snuggles waiting for them. This Methley watering hole is your classic country pub, with an open fire, armchairs and a variety of real ales to choose from. For the perfect way to spend a few hours, you and your hound can get comfy in the drinking snug or the sprawling beer garden with a pint.

The Boundary House, 24 Church Side, Methley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS26 9EE.

Arcadia

A solid favourite among dog owners in Headingley, Arcadia is an unrivalled pub for a quick drink after walkies at the nearby Beckett Park. They’re as dog-friendly as they come, with treats and water bowls for any and all passing pooches. At the bar, they even have their own four-legged resident, Tank the American Bulldog, so you can get acquainted while you’re ordering a fruit beer, cask ale or craft beer.

Arcadia, Headingley Central, Otley Road, Headingley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 2UE.

The Chevin Inn

The Chevin Inn is one of the most dog-friendly pubs in Leeds, which is only right considering it’s surrounded by the Otley Chevin, often frequented by local pooch owners and dog walkers. Hounds are welcome in the bar or the beer garden, with bowls to keep them watered. And it’s about to be their new favourite place as you can even pick up portions of cold meat for £2 a pop, for when they’ve been extra good – which is all the time, right?

The Chevin Inn, West Chevin Road, Menston, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, LS29 6BE.

Alfred

Part of the North Bar pub family, Alfred is just as dog-friendly as the rest. A short walk from Meanwood Park, it’s regularly packed with dog owners and their pets, all having a well-deserved drink after their exertions. It’s an intimate affair, so they ask that you keep them on a lead, but otherwise, it’s a doggy haven with water bowls, treats and loves aplenty. There’s an array of craft beers for you too, both on tap and in can, in true North style.

Alfred, 6 Stonegate Road, Meanwood, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS6 4HY.

The Bingley Arms

Recognised by the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest pub in Britain, The Bingley Arms has a long history of serving classic pub grub and real ales. So you might be pleased to hear that they’re also dog-friendly, with bowls of water and treats for any visiting pooch that wants them. There’s plenty of room outside in their enormous beer garden, but you can also pull up a pew in their doggy-approved tap room.

The Bingley Arms, Church Lane, Bardsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS17 9DR.

The Fenton

A classic Leeds pub, The Fenton prides itself on its old-timey atmosphere and stellar selection of local ales, craft beers and ciders. But it’s not just pints and pork scratchings here, dogs are more than welcome too. They’ll have the run of the pub and the beer garden to the rear, although the function room is off-limits. Just ask and they’ll bring you a bowl of water, so you can both quench your thirst while enjoying the atmosphere.

The Fenton, 161-165 Woodhouse Lane, Woodhouse, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS2 3ED.

Woodie’s Ale House

Water bowls, toys and plenty of treats – it’s safe to say that Woodie’s Ale House pulls out all the stops for their furry visitors, making it one of the most dog-friendly pubs in Leeds. In return, all they ask is that muddy paws are kept off the furniture and that they avoid the carpets. If you’re visiting in the evening or at the weekend for a pint, do bear in mind that Woodie’s is the starting line of The Otley Run, so it can get a tad busy.

Woodie’s Ale House, 104 Otley Road, Headingley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS16 5JG.

Preston

One of Oakwood’s finest watering holes, Preston, also happens to be dog-friendly. After a walk in the nearby Roundhay Park, you can nip in and enjoy a pint in a laid-back space. Man’s best friend is always welcome here, with plenty of tummy rubs, tasty treats and water. Plus, there’s no limit to where your pup can wander. And for yourself, you can enjoy a well-deserved pint of real ale or craft beer – this is a North Bar venue after all.

Preston, 468 Roundhay Road, Roundhay, Oakwood, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS8 2HU.

The Brownlee Arms

This contemporary pub is named after local Olympic champions, the Brownlee brothers and you can bet it’s dog friendly. There’s space for both you and the pup to stretch your legs in the outdoor seating areas, but dogs are welcome in the bar too – which is handy considering that’s where you can grab them a water bowl and a couple of treats. With an array of local ales on tap and homemade food, there’s plenty of enjoyment to be had.

The Brownlee Arms, 24 Long Row, Horsforth, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS18 5AA.

The Roundhay Fox

The Roundhay Fox is a local legend that’s also one of the best dog-friendly pubs in Leeds. It’s handily placed too – who doesn’t love a little refresher in the pub after a wander around the gorgeous surrounds of Roundhay Park with the dog? Well, exactly. With your pal in tow, you are only allowed in the bar area, but that’s no problem. You can still eat in here, from a delicious menu of pub grub, washed down with real ales, while the pooch will get water and treats.

The Roundhay Fox, Princes Avenue, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS8 2EP.

The Duke of Wellington

Turn walkies in north east Leeds into a proper treat and pop into The Duke of Wellington. They’ve got everything your four-legged friend could want and need, from water bowls to treats and toys, with plenty of cuddles to give too. You can even introduce your pup to the owner’s Westie, Oscar, while you’re here. The only place dogs can’t go is in the restaurant, but don’t worry, there’s tons of room to settle down in this country pub.

The Duke of Wellington, Main Street, East Keswick, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS17 9DB.

The Abbey Inn

What better way to liven up a walk along the Leeds-Liverpool Canal than with a stop off at dog-friendly watering hole The Abbey Inn? Here, you can take a load off in a comfy chair, with a pint and the pup curled up at your feet. If the weather’s keeping up, check out their beer garden, and don’t forget to ask at the bar for a bowl of water – after all, they’ll have worked up a thirst doing all that walking and sniffing.

The Abbey Inn, 99 Pollard Lane, Bramley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS13 1EQ.

The White Horse

Dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden at The White Horse, making it the perfect pub for a pitstop after a walk around Church Fenton. And a lovely pitstop it will be – the beer garden gets flooded with sun while the interior is perfectly snug for those cooler days, with plenty of space for your pup to sprawl out and water to keep them cool. You might come for the seasonal cocktails and well-kept beer, but you’ll stay for the generous food.

The White Horse, Main Street, Church Fenton, Tadcaster, Leeds, North Yorkshire, LS24 9RF.

Cover image credit: Elouisa Georgiou Photography.