Dog-Friendly London 🐾
From royal parks and historic pubs to the Tube and Thames walks, London welcomes dogs with open arms. Discover the best spots to explore Britain's capital with your furry companion!
Articles About London
Can My Dog Drink Tap Water in London? Complete Safety Guide 2025
🐾 December 13, 2025
YES! London tap water is excellent and safe for dogs. Learn about Thames Water quality, Victorian fountains, and why UK dogs thrive on tap water.
5 Best Dog-Friendly Parks in London for Picnics with Your Pup (2025 Guide)
🐾 May 4, 2025
Looking for the best parks in London to picnic with your dog? Discover 5 top-rated dog-friendly green spaces with views, history, and plenty of space to play!
Best Dog-Friendly Hotels in London (2025 Guide)
🐾 April 29, 2025
Discover the top dog-friendly hotels in London for 2025! From luxury suites to cozy stays, explore pet-friendly accommodations, booking tips, and perks for your pup.
London Dog-Travel FAQ
🚇 Can dogs ride the London Tube and buses?
Yes! Dogs travel free on the Tube, buses, Overground, DLR, and most National Rail services. They must be kept on a lead (or in a carrier for small dogs). Only 4 dogs maximum per person. Assistance dogs are always welcome without restrictions.
🌳 What are the best dog-friendly parks in London?
Hyde Park and Regent's Park allow dogs off-leash in most areas. Richmond Park is perfect for long walks (dogs must be leashed near deer). Hampstead Heath and Clapham Common are local favorites.
🍺 Are London pubs dog-friendly?
Many traditional London pubs welcome dogs! Look for "Dog Friendly" signs or check pub websites. Most provide water bowls and some even offer dog treats. Indoor seating for dogs is common, but always ask staff first.
🏨 Can I bring my dog to London hotels?
Yes! Many London hotels are dog-friendly, from budget chains (Premier Inn, Travelodge) to luxury hotels (The Egerton House, Rosewood London). Fees range from free to £30/night. Always book in advance and confirm pet policies.
📋 What documents does my dog need in London?
For EU visitors: EU Pet Passport, microchip, and rabies vaccination. For non-EU visitors: Official health certificate from your country, microchip, rabies vaccination, and sometimes a tapeworm treatment. Check UK GOV.UK official pet travel guidelines before traveling.