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Northumberland’s pub coverage via CAMRA’s own “Dog Friendly” tag is genuinely strong and spread right across the county, from Alnwick to Cramlington. Cafés and restaurants are, as usual, much thinner, and two seaside towns came back as genuine gaps for pubs too. Verified pubs (CAMRA “Dog Friendly” tag) Alnwick: Market Tavern, Ale Gate, Plough. Berwick-upon-Tweed:

Northumberland’s dog-friendly accommodation leans heavily on one group with a shared booking template, plus a couple of stronger independent finds inland — and three towns where we found nothing dog-friendly at all, even after a real search. The Inn Collection Group: five venues, one shared policy Five Inn Collection Group venues across the county run

Northamptonshire’s best dog walks run from the county’s one National Trust property to a trio of council-run country parks and two PSPOs that set genuinely different rules either side of the county’s unitary-authority split. Canons Ashby — the county’s only National Trust property Dogs on leads welcome across the whole site — garden and historic

Northamptonshire has exactly one secure dog field we could independently verify, tucked in the far south-west of the county near Brackley — convenient for that corner, but leaving the rest of the county, including Northampton town itself, without a confirmed option. Hinton-in-the-Hedges Secure Dog Walking Field Near Brackley, NN13 5NF — confirmed via the operator’s

Northamptonshire has no dog-walker licensing scheme in either of its two unitary authorities, and on our first pass most market towns returned nothing independently verifiable, though a second look on Google Maps (below) found more. One genuine, long-running business in Northampton itself did clear our bar, alongside a useful (if negative) finding about the county’s

Northamptonshire’s pub coverage is good via CAMRA’s own “Dog Friendly” tags, spread right across the county from Northampton town to its smallest villages. Cafés and restaurants are much thinner, with only one genuinely strong lead in the whole county. Verified pubs (CAMRA “Dog Friendly” tag) Northampton: Gardeners Arms, Britannia, Road to Morocco (bar only), Lamplighter,

Northamptonshire turned out thinner than most counties for dog-friendly accommodation, with several market towns coming back with nothing confirmed at all. What we did verify is solid and spread across the county, from a historic coaching inn to Forestry England camping. Verified on the operator’s own site The Talbot Hotel, New Street, Oundle, PE8 4GF

North Yorkshire’s best dog walks run from National Trust parkland and the Dales to a council-run coastal PSPO that’s the most precisely dated of any we’ve researched so far. One genuine point worth knowing: the North York Moors have a stricter grouse-moorland rule than the Yorkshire Dales, which is easy to miss if you assume

North Yorkshire’s secure dog fields cluster around York/Harrogate and the Malton/Pickering/Filey corridor, with real gaps across the Dales, Richmond, Ripon and the North York Moors proper. York Dog Park — the strongest find in the county Back Lane, Knapton, York, YO26 6QJ, around 3 miles from the city centre — confirmed via the operator’s own

North Yorkshire’s market towns are well covered for dog-friendly pubs via CAMRA’s own “Dog Friendly” tags, with a confirmed venue in nearly every town we checked. Cafés and restaurants are a different story — genuinely thin, leaning almost entirely on one tourism-board source covering York and Thirsk rather than county-wide coverage. Verified pubs (CAMRA “Dog