
Dog Days Out, a book in partnership with Paws & Stay
We're chuffed to partner with Lottie Gross on her new book: Dog Days Out. It's filled with 365 things to do with your dog in the UK and Ireland, including the best dog-friendly places to stay, featuring Paws & Stay holidays. Buy your copy now!
365 things to do with your dog
Dog Days Out is the new book by dog-friendly travel expert, Lottie Gross, and her Manchester terrier, Arty. It's the perfect dog-friendly holiday companion, full of ideas, inspiration and all the information you need for a trip with your dog in the UK and Ireland.


Expert sniffing out
Lottie and Arty have spent the last few years sniffing out the best dog-friendly activities, walks, places to stay, restaurants and pubs in UK & Ireland (it's a tough job, but someone has to do it) so you don't have to.
This unique guide doesn't just detail the places where dogs are permitted, it showcases 365 activities and dog-friendly places to stay, including Paws & Stay holidays, where your dog will be warmly welcomed and enjoy it as much as you do.
Paws & Stay holidays featured in Dog Days Out
Featured dog-friendly holidays, where your dog won't just be tolerated but will be warmly welcomed.
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About Lottie Gross
Lottie is a travel writer and dog lover whose Manchester Terrier, Arty, has accompanied her on plenty of assignments. Together, Lottie and Arty have been on adventures all over the UK and even abroad to France, digging up the best dog-friendly things to do and places to stay. She's written for many top dog publications including The Times, The Guardian, Lonely Planet, as well as some articles for us too. Have a read below!

Dogs are warmly welcomed, not just tolerated
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