16th century country inn on the Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire borders. Well behaved dogs welcome in the main bar. Beautiful walks locally including a walk round the Boddington Resevoirand walkers are welcome to leave their car in pub car park. Food is locally sourced where possible and freshly cooked, there is a selection of five real ales (the pub has Cask Marque) and a quality wine list. Band B rooms.
32 Warwick Road, Upper Boddington, Northamptonshire NN11 6DH
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Telephone: 01327 260364

APETHORPE The King's Head

You won't be welcome in this village unless you pronounce the name 'Appthorpe'. The current spelling is fairly modern - noone knows why. DP Supporter's Lab is very welcome, especially as she always orders a Guinness. The food is fairly adventurous, with a handful of menu choices varying daily. Always advised to book if intending to eat, but don't try on a Sunday evening - they're closed.
Kings Cliffe Road Apethorpe Peterborough PE8 5DG
Telephone: 01780 - 470627

ASHBY ST LEDGERS The Olde Coach House

Cosy bar dogs allowed. Extensive wine list. Interesting food menu & friendly service. Only 3 miles outside Daventry. Rooms available.
Main Street Ashby St Ledgers Rugby CV23 8UN
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Telephone: 01788 890349

ASHTON The Old Crown

Publican is more than happy to welcome any dogs into the pub as long as they are well behaved. We often let 'Alfie' the pub dog entertain them in the garden and it is rare that they leave with as much energy as they came in with.
1 Stoke Road Ashton Northamptonshire NN72JN
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Telephone: 01604862268

BADBY The Windmill

The Windmill Inn Hotel was first established as an inn during the 17th century and is situated in the heart of the pretty village of Badby. It has 10 bedrooms and two restaurants, and dogs are welcome everywhere. A traditional thatched country pub, complete with log burning stoves, the Windmill offers good food and a range of cask-conditioned ales.
Main Street, Badby, Near Daventry, Northamptonshire. NN11 3AN
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Telephone: 01327 702 363

BRACKLEY The Greyhound Inn

The staff very helpful and friendly. Food great and service with a smile - what more could you ask.
101 High Street, Brackley, Northants NN13 7BW
Telephone: 01280 840608

BUGBROOKE The Bakers Arms

The Bakers Arms provides traditional conviviality with friendly staff serving a good range of beers, wines and spirits from either the public bar or its comfortably appointed lounge. It has been a dog-friendly pub for years, and there are several good walks nearby, especially along the canal.
34 High Street, Bugbrooke, Northampton, Northamptonshire. NN7 3PG
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Telephone: 01604 830 865

BUGBROOKE The Five Bells

Situated on the edge of Bugbrooke village, west of Northampton, this pub features a large garden and patio area.
14 Church Lane, Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire. NN7 3PB
Telephone: 01604 832483

BULWICK Queens Head

Ancient pub with cheery involved licensees, interesting beers, popular heartily flavoured food including game. Recommended in Good Pub guide for both food and beer, dogs welcomed inside and out with water bowls provided. Thoughtfully sourced beers - well kept and served from a stone bar counter - include Shepherd Neame Spitfire, with three interesting guests from brewers such as Blythe, Elland and the very local Rockingham. Excellent and interesting food; the changing menu uses traditional european cooking methods and robustly flavoured ingredients, and much of the game served here is caught by the landlord. Dishes might include lunchtime sandwiches, pressed ox tongue with watercress salad, smoked eel with shaved fennel and lemon and horseradish crème fraîche and much more! This is an attractive bypassed village in an area where you may be lucky enough to see red kites, and there can be few more pleasant experiences than a summer evening on the garden terrace (with its own well) listening to swallows and martins, sheep in the adjacent field and bells ringing in the nearby church.
Bulwick Northamptonshire NN17 3DY
Telephone: 01780 450272

CRICK The Red Lion

Ideal if travelling on the M1 as just 5 minutes from J18 in the middle of lovely village. Old fashioned traditional pub with dark beams and woodwork and lots of brass. Dogs allowed in the bar where food is served. Basic menu but excellent quality and real customer service from the family who run it. Not far from the Grand Union canal so opportunities for tow-path walks.
52 Main Road, Crick, Northamptonshire NN6 7TX
Telephone: 01788 822342

DAVENTRY The Coach & Horses

The Coach & Horses is a busy country pub with an excellent atmosphere. Dogs are allowed throughout and water bowls are often brought out to the dogs. There is outside seating in the courtyard and a car park at the rear of the pub.
Warwick Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire. NN11 4AJ
Telephone: 01327 876 692

FOTHERINGHAY The Falcon

Great upmarket dining pub with large attractive garden, dogs allowed in bar. Good range of real ales and inventive tasty food, small locals tap bar with darts board if you just want a few jars! Village famous as execution place of Mary Queen of Scots (mound and moat all that is left of the castle). That and the vast church next door to pub are well worth a visit, local walks to other dog friendly pubs in Elton, Warmington and Nassington. Ideal for a circular pub doggie crawl!
Fotheringhay, Oundle, Peterborough, PE8 5HZ
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Telephone: 01832 226254

GEDDINGTON The White Lion

Friendly and welcoming, and DP supporter's Lab got her Guinness. Verdict - good enough to return to test the food.
38 Queen Street Geddington Kettering Northants NN14 1AZ
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Telephone: 01536 - 742226

GREAT BRINGTON Althorp Coaching Inn

You'll find good food and a wonderful atmosphere at this country pub. Dogs are not only welcomed, they're encouraged to drop in! There is always a bowl of water available. They serve bar snacks, specials and food from an a la carte menu.
Main St, Great Brington, Northampton, Northamptonshire. NN7 4JA
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Telephone: 01604 770651

GRETTON The Hatton Arms

Historic country pub overlooking the Welland Valley. Heavily beamed old bar and lounge areas, restaurant, outside terrace to rear. Well kept real ales and good wine list. Extensive menu, with something to suit all, available throughout establishment. Small well behaved dogs welcome in the bar.
Arnhill Road, Gretton, Northamptonshire. NN17 3DN
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Telephone: 01536 771827

HARDINGSTONE The Sun

Very friendly staff will give you a bowl of water for your dog and to make things perfect they also have three real ales one of which was a local brew. What else do you want from a pub? Oh the food was OK as well.
7 High Street Hardingstone Northamptonshire NN4 7BT
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Telephone: 01604 700007

KINGSTHORPE King William IV

Friendly local village pub with an interesting menu on the edge of the green. Unusual walled garden, good beer and a warm welcome for dogs and their owners - a bowl of water and a bag of scratchings are usually at hand.
2 Green End, Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire. NN2 6RD
Telephone: 01604 711326

KINGSTHORPE Queen Adelaide

Friendly publican, welcomes dogs. Bar and garden. Village pub with surrounding walks.
50 Manor Road, Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire. NN2 6QJ
Telephone: 01604 714524

LITCHBOROUGH The Old Red Lion

All dogs welcome here.
Banbury Road Litchborough Northants NN12 8JF
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LITTLE BRINGTON The Saracens Head

Family run village pub with great real ales and excellent food. Nice garden and large car park. Lots of local footpaths and bridleways with views of Althorp estate. Pub dogs Toby and Jake v. friendly
Main Street Little Brington Northants NN7 4HS
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Telephone: 01604 770640

LONG BUCKBY The Old Kings Head

Dogs are allowed in the public bar with bowls of water available on request. Great food and good beer. There is also a contained patio beer garden, which dogs are allowed in, and there are several rural village walks. Harbridges Lane is off the B5385, which runs through the village.
2, Harbidges Lane, Long Buckby, Northampton, Northamptonshire NN6 7QL
Telephone: 01327 844195

NASSINGTON Black Horse Inn

A very welcoming, nice, neat, tidy and clean village pub. A good range of food, not too much range of drink but perfectly adequate nonetheless. Prices are not high. Plenty of local footpaths (including the Nene Valley Walk) and bridleways.
2, Fotheringhay Road Nassington Peterborough PE8 6QU
Telephone: 01780 - 782324

NETHER HEYFORD The Forester's Arms

On several popular walking routes, with a large family garden and a wide array of guest ales and food, this pub is popular with locals and visitors alike.
The Green Avenue, Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire. NN7 3LE
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Telephone: 01327 340622

NEWNHAM The Romer Arms

Traditional country pub over looks green has good real ale. Food is home made simple and fresh and not over fussy exactly ie what's wanted after a good walk.
The Green, Newnham, Daventry NN11 3HB
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Telephone: 01327 702221

NORTHAMPTON The Racehorse

The Racehorse has been mentioned in the good beer guide for well over 10 years now. It offers 7 cask ales, which change regularly. It has a spacious garden and function room. In the summer there are often BBQ`s and music events. Mary the landlady always has a supply of gravy bones behind the bar for the furry regulars.
15 Abington Square Northampton NN1 4AE
Telephone: 01604 631997

NORTHAMPTON The Victoria Inn

Camra award winning pub just off the large open space of the Old Racecourse in Northampton. There are normally at least eight real ales on tap. Alan is the landlord and keeps a very nice Vale "Gravitas" though all the beers are excellent. Sunday Lunch is also very good!
2 Poole Street, Northampton NN1 3EX
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Telephone: 01604 633660

OUNDLE The George

Owners and staff are very welcoming. There is an attractive decked area to eating out in. For those that know this pub of old, the menu has been expanded to include an interesting new "black rock" cooking method. The pub owner has a young Springer that is friendly and often seen in the bar and dining room.
91 Glapthorn Road, Oundle, Peterborough, Northampton PE8 4PR
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POLEBROOK The Kings Arms

A great friendly local village pub, old world charm, log fires, real ales and great food. Current chef/owner does Spanish themed food (tapas and huge paella's for £70). As well as traditional English fare, lunch time specials at only £5. Lots of good walks around and small outside area with wooden tables.
Kings Arms Lane Polebrook, Peterborough, Northamptonshire PE8 5LW
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Telephone: 01832 272363

STOKE BRUERNE The Boat Inn

Situated in the quiet village of Stoke Bruerne, Northamptonshire, right on the canal by a working lock, The Boat Inn has been run by the same family since 1877. The thatched bar areas retain many of the original features, including stone floors and open fires. The dog friendly bars occupy the oldest part of the building. The back doors lead directly to the canal-side locks where you can sit and watch the passing boats. Some great traffic free walking to be found just outside.
Bridge Road, Stoke Bruerne, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 7SB
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Telephone: 01604 862428

STUDBOROUGH Vane Arms

A charming thatched village pub, with friendly landlords who even gave pooch some dog biscuits. Small outside area and dogs welcome in the bar. Good selection of good value for money food and some nice gardens along the road to take a look at too.
Main Street Sudborough Northants NN14 3BX
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Telephone: 01832 730033

WADENHOE The King's Head

Dog-friendly thatched pub in a beautiful village, with a large grassy paddock beside the River Nene. Dogs also welcome in the bar, which has wooden and stone floors. Lots of locals bring their dogs in, too. Bowls of fresh water are regularly topped up for thirsty visiting dogs. The pub is situated on two popular long-distance footpaths -- the Nene Way and the Lyveden Way. Great real ales and food, too!
Church Street, Wadenhoe, Near Oundle PE8 5ST
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Telephone: 01832 720024

WELFORD The Wharf Inn

A real fire, excellent food, good beers, friendly staff, a great setting by the canal and a garden make this what the owners claim is 'The best pub in the world'. And it can't be far off as they even let you take your best doggy pal in to the bar and have a range of walks from 1 to 8 miles that you can tackle before your drink.
Welford Wharf, Welford, Northamptonshire. NN6 6JQ
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Telephone: 01858 575075

WOODNEWTON White Swan Inn

An out of the way pub in a small country village. Recently taken over, refurbished with wooded floors, and clean modern feel. Good food selection and real ales on tap. Garden and play area where on Sundays in Summer they do a Bar-B-Q. Well worth a visit if doing some of the fine walks in the area.
22 Main Street, Woodnewton, Peterborough, PE8 5EB
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Telephone: 01780 470944

YARWELL The Angel Inn

Menu is now pretty extensive an good quality pub food. The beer garden is huge and digs are often given gravy bones and fresh water is always available (with ice if required!). Great atmosphere.
59 Main Street Yarwell Peterborough PE8 6PR
Telephone: 01780 782582