Derbyshire pub in running for Dog-Friendly awards
The fourth annual Dog-Friendly Pub Awards by Rover is searching for the most pooch-friendly premises in the UK, with the East Midlands leaderboard being revealed as the competition reaches its halfway point.
The awards not only show appreciation of existing dog-friendly establishments, but also aim to promote dog-friendly values across all pubs - inspiring owners to discover and visit their local pubs.
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Hide AdSimon Le Grice from Rover said: “This is a critical point in the competition for the nominated pubs. These leaderboards could still dramatically change in the last few weeks of the competition.
“If you can’t see your local on there, or you think it should be at the top of the leaderboard, get voting to help it climb up the table! Every vote counts as right now, it’s anyone’s game.”
To vote for your favourite dog-friendly pub visit pubs.rover.com. Voting closes on November 6 with the winners announced on November 20.
"It is important to consider the well-being of dogs in a busy, sometimes crowded, environment such as a pub, and to ensure that all their needs are catered for whilst there.
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Hide Ad“The key things that stand out for me are pubs having somewhere quiet for dogs to go if they want to chill out, providing separate water bowls for dogs who aren’t comfortable sharing, as well as making it clear on their website that dogs are welcome so owners can plan their visit. These pubs deserve to be celebrated, so don’t forget to vote.”
Current East Midlands Top Ten
1. The Lion at Basford (Nottingham)
2. The Old Plough (Leicester)
3. The Sharnford Arms (Hinckley)
4. The Frame Breakers (Ruddington)
5. The Woolpack (Buckingham)
6. The Chequers Inn (Ilkeston)
=6. The Dirty Duck (Grantham)
7. The Old Horse (Leicester)
8. The Railway Steamin Billy (Hinckley)
9. Six Barrel Drafthouse (Nottingham)