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South Yorkshire’s dog-friendly accommodation is led by a genuinely confirmed hotel find plus a cluster of Travelodge branches, with several real market towns turning up little to no hotel stock at all, dog-friendly or otherwise. Verified on the operator’s own site Mosborough Hall Hotel, Mosborough, Sheffield — confirmed via the hotel’s own site: dogs, cats

Unlike several of the landlocked counties we’ve covered recently, Somerset has a genuine coastline — so seasonal beach rules are back in play alongside the usual hills, moors and nature reserves, and the council’s dog control rules are currently mid-reorganisation. Somerset Council’s rules, mid-reorganisation Somerset Council is currently consolidating a patchwork of old district-level dog

Somerset turns up a genuine, growing cluster of secure dog fields, concentrated around Taunton, Bridgwater and Chard — not a near-zero result at all, though a couple of the strongest-sounding names need a direct check before you book. Verified secure fields Five Acres Dog Field, Creech St Michael, near Taunton — 5 acres with Clipex

Somerset gives us a genuine, if concentrated, result this round: two independently verifiable dog walking businesses on our first pass, both with their own websites, clustered around Taunton and Bridgwater — with most of the rest of the county looking empty until a second look on Google Maps (below) turned up nine more. Verified dog

Somerset’s pub coverage via CAMRA’s own “Dog Friendly” tag is solid across most of the county’s towns, though we also caught a surprising number of confirmed closures worth knowing before you plan a trip — and cafés and restaurants, as usual, are much thinner. Verified pubs (CAMRA “Dog Friendly” tag), by town Taunton: Black Horse

Somerset’s dog-friendly accommodation is a genuine mixed picture — a handful of confirmed finds, a longer list worth a direct call before booking, and several market towns where we simply couldn’t confirm anything. Verified dog-friendly stays The Manor Hotel, Yeovil — a Greene King Inns property whose own site states plainly “we’re proud to be

Shropshire has no coastline, so none of the seasonal beach bans in our coastal-county guides apply here — instead, the county’s walking rules centre on two separate council orders, a scattering of National Trust and nature-reserve policies, and a couple of place-name mix-ups worth sorting out before you set off. Two councils, two separate dog

Shropshire delivers the strongest secure dog field result we’ve found in this project so far — nine genuinely verified, currently operating fields spread right across the county. Verified secure fields Isle Dog Exercise Paddock, Bicton, near Shrewsbury — a secure, gated paddock for exclusive use, up to 6 dogs per booking. Rowton Grange Secure Dog

Shropshire’s pub coverage via CAMRA’s own “Dog Friendly” tag is genuinely strong and spread right across the county’s market towns, though cafés and restaurants, as usual, are much thinner. Verified pubs (CAMRA “Dog Friendly” tag), by town Shrewsbury: Dog & Pheasant. Telford: All Nations (Madeley), Park Hotel (Wellington), Talbot Inn (Dawley), Pheasant Inn (Admaston). Oswestry:

Shropshire’s dog-friendly accommodation is led by three genuinely first-party-confirmed stays, plus a useful chain-policy update worth knowing if you’re near a Travelodge rather than a Premier Inn. Verified on the operator’s own site The Feathers Hotel, Ludlow — confirmed via the hotel’s own site: £20 per dog per night, with dogs welcome in guest rooms