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This pub’s own current venue page advertises dog-friendly access. Confirm permitted seating areas, lead requirements, dog numbers, busy-event arrangements and any charges before visiting; these details are not defined in the reviewed statement. This listing covers pub visits; permission for overnight rooms has not been established. Map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance. Published normal opening hours were checked against the pub’s own displayed weekly timetable; holiday and event hours can differ.

At The Lost Coins in Haverfordwest, dogs may use the bar and beer garden or patio. Other restaurant areas are not confirmed.

The current named Killay pub explicitly welcomes dogs. Confirm indoor and outdoor seating areas, lead rules, dog numbers and any charges directly; the facilities list does not establish unrestricted access to every area. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs may use the covered, heated outdoor areas. Indoor premises exclude pet dogs.

Dog access is limited to the patio. The restaurant interior excludes dogs. Outdoor service times and menus are subject to availability; check the patio is serving before visiting.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are excluded from this area.

The named holiday cottage accepts up to two pets/dogs. Its current terms give £5 per night or £30 per full week; confirm the total for your dates and dogs before booking. No universal nightly multiplier is inferred from these alternative tariffs. Keep dogs off furniture, supervised and under strict control, and never leave them unattended in the cottage or garden. Clear all traces of dogs and maintain parasite treatments; prevent nuisance or disturbance. The owner warns that the fenced/hedged garden is not guaranteed secure and that the front door opens directly onto the road. The cottage sleeps up to four people; bookings are normally Saturday to Saturday, with other dates sometimes possible out of season. Use the owner’s current LL35 0LP property address and arrival instructions. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are excluded from this area.

Dogs are accepted only by prior request. Confirm the permitted number and sizes: the policy lists up to two dogs under 12kg and one medium or large dog. Entire males are not accepted because the owner has female dogs. The published charge is £10 per night for the dog or dogs, with bowls, treats and bedding on request. Keep dogs off furniture, never leave them unattended, and use leads outside around livestock. Clear all waste. Confirm room and dining-area arrangements before booking. Conditions may change; confirm directly. Map marker approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

The current named operator identifies this pub as dog-friendly or pet-friendly, treated as dog access. Confirm the permitted indoor and outdoor seating areas, leads, dog numbers and any charges directly. A facilities list does not establish unrestricted access to every area. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs may visit the Potting Shed Café at Insole Court. Keep dogs on leads, supervised at all times and off furniture; the kitchen is excluded. Dogs may use the grounds, with leads required on the north drive and car park. Assistance dogs are welcome in all buildings. Published winter cafe hours are 09:00–16:00, with kitchen service until 14:30, from 10 November to 21 February. A generic daily 09:00–17:00 footer conflicts with that specific winter schedule: confirm the season’s hours before travelling.

The Raven Inn at Llanarmon-yn-Ial welcomes well-behaved dogs in the pub and guest rooms. Keep dogs on leads. Confirm room availability, dog limits and any charges before booking.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

The owner specifically welcomes dogs in the dining area and beer garden and retains a separate dog-free area. Water and a biscuit are offered, with a dog menu available. Confirm leads, numbers and suitable seating. A guest testimonial claiming access everywhere is broader than the owner’s policy and is not used. Nearby beach access and crazy-golf or event admission are not established by this pub review. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs are welcomed in all of the bed-and-breakfast rooms, with GBP 15 per stay advertised without an explicit per-dog basis. Confirm the total and declare dogs when booking. This room permission does not establish permission in every glamping unit or touring pitch. Keep dogs supervised, clear waste and ask the venue about appropriate seating, current dog numbers, fees, holiday hours and any event restrictions before visiting. The original mapped marker is approximate and is not a newly verified entrance.

The Rosedene considers small dogs only outside its March-to-October main season and requires agreement before booking. Dogs are not accepted during the main season. Obtain approval for the intended dates, bedroom and dog before paying; confirm counts, fees and supervision. This is conditional winter permission, not unrestricted year-round dog access. Current stays are advertised as room-only with keyless entry; verify breakfast arrangements separately.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Dog-friendly rooms must be arranged by calling the hotel. The published supplement is £15 per room per night for up to two dogs; do not multiply that room charge by the number of dogs. Select the pet-friendly dining option for a suitable table. Confirm exact dining areas, leads, furniture and unattended-dog rules before booking. The hotel address uses SY21 7DG; the owner separately gives SY21 7DD for parking. Current pub/restaurant opening is not the same as overnight accommodation availability. This is the Royal Oak in Welshpool. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

The Royston at Llwynaire accepts one well-behaved small-to-medium dog in either of two designated ground-floor bedrooms, Deluxe or Large. Arrange the dog before booking and supply its bed and bowls. Keep dogs off beds and furniture and on leads in public areas; the dining room and guest lounge welcome them. The dedicated dog page states GBP 30 per dog per night, while the general terms state GBP 25 per stay, so confirm the current total and fee basis. General terms require leads at all times. Superior rooms are outside the reviewed permission. Check-in is 15:00-19:00 and check-out by 10:30; under-12s cannot stay.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

One dog per table is permitted inside at lunchtime only. Confirm a suitable table, leads and any charge when booking. Published lunch service is noon–2:45pm; evening indoor dog admission is excluded. The operator has a covered outdoor area, but outdoor dog permission is not established by the indoor lunch rule. Call to discuss accessibility or the seating area needed. Conditions may change; confirm directly. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.