Bristol Dog Walking Blog

Our Bristol puppy visits aim to create a vaired, positive, safe and enjoyable experience for the puppy. Part of this process can be achieved through…

Troopers Hill overlooks the city of Bristol and beyond. The Hill contains an interesting mix of history, wild plants and animals. A distinctive chimney dominates…

Bishops Knoll is a hidden garden and woodland from the 19th Century. Overgrown with ivy, bamboo and laurel, this magical site is slowly being uncovered.

Old Sneed Park is a lovely piece of calm and tranquility within the urban landscape of Stoke Bishop in Bristol.

Mina Road Park is a typical Victorian park in St Werburghs. We visit with puppy Jasper and have fun exploring and making new doggy friends.

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Greville Smyth Park is a popular park in south Bristol. We visited with dogs Sammy and Skye.

Sydney Gardens is a small park on the north-eastern side of Bath and the UK’s only surviving Georgian Pleasure Gardens. It’s the perfect place to…

Paradise Bottom was designed in the 18th Century as a picturesque pleasure garden.

Prior Park is laid out in a steep-sided valley with magnificent views over Bath and an 18th century landscaped garden featuring a Palladian bridge.

A tranquil wildlife-rich oasis with a feature central pool that was once used by abbots and monks to provide fresh fish whilst they were staying…

Outdoor Paws priority is to ensure the safety and welfare of the dogs in our care.

The Isle of Purbeck is a beautiful area with a traditional seaside town, dramatic coastline, rolling hills and an ancient castle that lies in ruins.

We travelled to the stunning countryside which surrounds the City of Bath for a 6 mile Skyline walk.

A useful equipment guide for dog walkers.

Little paws on Durdham Down.

We walked along the West Mendip Way to Crook Peak.