Dog friendly pub?

[Craigie]

Off work for week and looking to go a nice walk with the dog and maybe finish off at a dog friendly pub for a pub lunch.

I know there are a couple on the Forth & Clyde Canal, but not sure if you are allowed inside the pub with the dog if the weather isn't great. Last thing I want to do is get soaked in the rain and then have to sit outside with my pint!

Anyone any ideas? I live in Motherwell and looking at anywhere probably within 30-45 mins of the house?

[ewan221]

http://newlanarkhotel.co.uk/ let my have the dog stay overnight, but not sure about just popping in for some food

[poprock]

I find that carrying a towel with me so that I can dry the dog off makes us welcome pretty much anywhere.

[hbzboy]

The duddingston arms in Newton, just outside queensferry.

[Bohally]

hbzboy said:

The duddingston arms in Newton, just outside queensferry.

Pass this all the time, always been tempted to go in for a bar lunch.

[anonymous-user]

West Brewery down at Glasgow Green - walk around the green with the dog, then back to West for some of their amazing Munich Red or St Mungo beer and food, free parking on street down that way too!

http://www.computescotland.com/dog-friendly-invita...

[poprock]

There are tons of dog-friendly pubs in Glasgow. West is best, yeah … but I also take my dog in the 13th Note, Bar 91, Velvet Elvis, Bar Ten, The Old Ship Bank, The Drake, The Belle, The Wise Monkey, Ubiquitous Chip, The Press Bar, and many more …

[tonytifoso]

poprock said:

There are tons of dog-friendly pubs in Glasgow. West is best, yeah … but I also take my dog in the 13th Note, Bar 91, Velvet Elvis, Bar Ten, The Old Ship Bank, The Drake, The Belle, The Wise Monkey, Ubiquitous Chip, The Press Bar, and many more …

Your liver must be in a worse state than mine(and I'm nearly twice your age and genetically banjaxxed)

Forgot, my bad, it's to lure the ladies with it's puppydog eyes. I blame Hammond and Top Gear for teaching "How to pull Pt1" don't have a DB9 convertible!

[poprock]

What’s the point in having a dog if you can’t take it to the pub?

“You just sit down honey, I’ll take the dog out for a walk …”
Bingo, a quiet pint without the Missus. Easy.

[Kiltie]

poprock said:

There are tons of dog-friendly pubs in Glasgow. West is best, yeah … but I also take my dog in the 13th Note, Bar 91, Velvet Elvis, Bar Ten, The Old Ship Bank, The Drake, The Belle, The Wise Monkey, Ubiquitous Chip, The Press Bar, and many more …

Impressive. What sort of doggie do you have?

Cheers,

Eric

[poprock]

Riley is a four-year-old collie/whippet cross.



Sadly she’s not really mine any more. She lives with my ex-wife and we have sort-of joint custody.

[anonymous-user]

Well if we're posting dog photos, Dougal is a white (some of the time) West Highland Terrier



And, motoring related, he loves car journeys, whether in the front seat, back seat, boot, footwell. If a car door is open - even if it's a stranger's or neighbour's car - he'll jump in.



Time for a PH Scotland cars and dogs meet?

[poprock]

Sadly, Riley gets carsick on spirited runs …

My poor old Porker carries both a litre of oil for topping up with and carpet/upholstery cleaner at all times.

[Kiltie]

yellowbentines said:

Well if we're posting dog photos ...

Cheers,

Eric