Shropshire is a county of dog lovers and there are 8 million dogs in the UK and we believe we have a fair share.
In the beautiful county of Shropshire State, we welcome dogs in various places such as pubs, restaurants, boats, parks, museums, British heritage, the place of national trust.
One of the most dog friendly places in Shropshire needs to be registered as a World Heritage Sites in Ironbridge.
Iron bridge is a treasure of the country, there are enormous things that can be done for people who come and people living in the town.
The world's first cast iron bridge built in Sevan in 1779, the canyon of 2011 celebrated 25 years as a world heritage site.
Every year there is a different walk every day, many off-roads are a wonderful place for dogs who wish to remove leads. It is particularly suitable for small dogs and large dogs. There are several nasty styles, well protected by both pedestrians and cyclists.
Apart from the historic iron bridge (the first in the UK), the iron bridge is famous for museums such as the Iron Museum, the Iron Museum, Engenity, the Tile Museum and Bliss Hill. Blists Hill is a two-mile Victorian village, with dogs allowed outside attractions.
In addition, the Sevan River, the longest river in the UK, runs 120 miles ten miles longer than the Thames.
Iron bridge is pampered as an option in public scenes - you can walk 5 miles for more than 12 miles of pubs and 2 breweries! Toward the walk of the dog, the majority of Ironbridge and its surrounding pubs can accept dogs, including:
Colebrookdale Inn
Golden ball
Robin Hood
Shakespeare
Black Swan
Boat and all countries
Your visit must be without a trip to the world famous pork baker Eleys. You can start pork pie. Your dog is largely out of the core and has a pie on the top.
It is wonderful to know that you and your dog companions are accepted on the route and walking your dog safely in the knowledge that they are not left in the cold.
