Every where she can. To pet stores, on long walks, on hikes, to visit relatives, to outside patios at restaurants that allow dogs. She's even been on stage while we performed. I wish I could bring her more places, but dogs are not allowed many places over here.

The Lickey Hills are just before Bromsgrove, a huge area of woods, visitors cafes, kids play areas, hills and a golf course and hours of great walking..........usually packed though on sunny days

Ted dosen't travel particularly well and with his reactivity to other dogs i don't particularly take him out with me. He's been on holiday with me several times staying in a hotel and regularly at my nan's caravan which he has always been fine with. He went on my uncle and aunties canal boat for the day and apart from barking at the swans he did well. Last year i took him to Cornwall for a week which was lovely and we did most of the dog friendly tourist bits. But i was on my own and luckily found an apartment that i could leave him alone for a couple of hours so i could do some shopping and bits otherwise i wouldn't have gone he would be far to stressed left in the car while i went and got grocerys etc. It was also at the end of September so a quieter time of year

Normally if i we go out for the day i will go somewhere we can go for a long walk and take a packed lunch. We have stopped at a couple of pubs on the way back from a walk and sat outside with him and he's just slept under the table. I've taken him a few times to the sunday market on the way back from a walk normally just to get one or two things. Its usually early so quiet and he's never been a problem before but the last time a bloke with a weimaraner on a flexi let him get right in Teds face and he kicked off and i haven't bothered since.

Aha, its a brummy thing, I see!!

The woody and hilly bits sound great, not sure about the rest, I'll have to google them.

Ahhh do, its worth the walking...I love it when the snow is down the trees and everything look wonderful and the dogs love the deep drifts

Thanx!

I'm off to bed now, nite one n'all x

Day to day my dog gets walked around where I live. He also visits my nan's flat in an elderly care home.

I did once take him camping for two days in the new forrest with my sisters husky which was fun. Ocasionally I'll drive him to a dog park whats not to far.

Our leonberger goes with us everywhere that allows dogs: We tend to stay in self catering cottages, but she has been in lots of hotels, on boats, in pubs, cafes etc: A couple of years ago we asked if we could take her into a pub in Scotland, and were told "Yes, that's fine as long as it doesn't smoke". The Queen allows dogs even in the formal gardens at Balmoral, so she has been there. I tend not to take her into shops though, cos a sweep of her tail can neatly clear a whole shelf!