Great way to get out for a pint and him to meet people. We were in the Guide Post on Friday, will be walking to The Seaton Lane Inn today
Socialising my Dog in pubs
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Redandwhitedust
Winger
I'm not a dog owner, but I love seeing well behaved dogs in pubs. Always starts a conversation.
Plus, they're almost always better behaved than kids in pubs. I think the perfect pub (if it exists) would have more dogs than kids, or ideally no kids at all!
Plus, they're almost always better behaved than kids in pubs. I think the perfect pub (if it exists) would have more dogs than kids, or ideally no kids at all!
No, it will be about a 6 mile round trip for him, his second walk of the day, off the lead, then 30 minutes in the pub, my liver will just have to get on with itI'd have thought anywhere but a pub or enclosed space would be nice for him for get out and meet people and give your liver a rest . Failing that take him to Newcastle
I am a nervous wreck when kids are in a pub, terrified they fall into a table or onto a glass, some parents dont seem bothered and just let them run all over the place. Dog leads for kids would be good
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Cox Green Fc
Winger
Nout worse
tunstallhill
Striker
the dun cow, hidden away just behind the seaton lane inn, is a much better pub for this. go into the bar on the left, its class. proper traditional drinking den
might give that a go, the Seaton Lane Inn is a bit too sanitised for my liking, just handy being at the end of the cycle track
No, apparently doesnt open until 16:00
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tunstallhill
Striker
might give that a go, the Seaton Lane Inn is a bit too sanitised for my liking, just handy being at the end of the cycle track
No, apparently doesnt open until 16:00
shame. dun cow is a cracking pub. lovely real ale, proper fire, and roasties on the bar on a sunday
last time i was in there was a few farm lads out on their horses pulled up outside for a couple of pints
Just noticed the bar opens at 10:00, as soon as his beauty sleep is done I will be off
Whey
Midfield
Than a well behaved dog in a pub? Dunno like, aids is probably worse...
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Just making sure he knows the rulesTradition.
Man takes dog for walk.
Dog leads him to the pub.
Cox Green Fc
Winger
Not keen on dogs meTradition.
Man takes dog for walk.
Dog leads him to the pub.
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Wrang un.
Whey
Midfield
Been thinking about getting a dog, I have a cat though and can not be on with conflictJust making sure he knows the rules
get a puppy, the cat will let it know who is in chargeBeen thinking about getting a dog, I have a cat though and can not be on with conflict
Georgewhitt
Midfield
My cat couldn't be arsed. She just up sticks, and commandeered the utility room.
She was always a bit of a loner anyway.
Years ago I agreed to look after someones German pointer for a year as they were being stationed in Germany, the kitten terrorised it as soon as it came in the house, jumping on its back and ambushing it, the dog knew who was the bossMy cat couldn't be arsed. She just up sticks, and commandeered the utility room.
She was always a bit of a loner anyway.
MackneyHackem
Striker
I don't think it's open at the start of the week but the back garden at Dempsey's is canny and the walk through Burdon then round the back of Seaham Hall and onto the beach is nice.
Georgewhitt
Midfield
Bobby has a chase instinct, and the cat ran instead of standing her ground. That set the tone, and she can't be arsed with it. I put a cat flap through the wall so she can get out. Put one in the utility rm door so she can come in to the main house, but she doesn't bother. She alreet. Warmest room in the house anyhow.Years ago I agreed to look after someones German pointer for a year as they were being stationed in Germany, the kitten terrorised it as soon as it came in the house, jumping on its back and ambushing it, the dog knew who was the boss
