In Leeds, there are many fantastic spots for dog walking across the city, including the likes of Golden Acre Park and Eccup Reservoir.
But while visiting one of these iconic locations, you may stumble across one of the many pubs Leeds has to offer - and wonder if your dog can join you inside.
Here is your guide to the 13 best dog-friendly pubs in Leeds, based on picks from Pure Pet Food.
7. The Adelphi
The Adelphi on Hunslet Road is described as a ‘charming Victorian drinking palace’. Despite its classic old-fashioned decor, the pub serves up modern dishes. Dogs are more than welcome and will be given water and plenty of attention from the staff. | National World

8. The Bingley Arms
Bardsey-based pub The Bingley Arms holds the Guinness World Record for being the oldest pub in Britain, as it dates back over 1,000 years. The pub is located near plenty of great dog-walking spots, making it an ideal place to stop post dog walk. | National World

9. Tapped
Tapped is a craft beer bar with industrial decor located on Boar Lane. The pub serves up an extensive range of beer, some of which is brewed onsite. Dogs are welcomed inside, with plenty of free treats for them to enjoy. | James Hardisty
10. Water Lane Boathouse
Given its location at Canal Wharf in Holbeck, Water Lane Boathouse is an excellent pub to stop by during a dog walk. It even has its own dog bar, free treats and an Instagram which showcases the pooches who have paid a visit to the pub. | Simon Hulmes
11. Preston Bar
Preston Bar is located near dog walking hotspot Roundhay Park, making for an ideal place to relax with a pint post dog walk. The pub has both indoor and outdoor seating, and serves up plenty of drinks, as well as retro bar snacks and free dog treats. It even has a takeaway service. | James Hardisty
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12. The White Swan
Located on Swan Street is The White Swan, which is described as a ‘hidden gem’. It serves up drinks from Leeds Brewery, plenty of food and hosts live entertainments. Dogs are welcome and will be given water bowls and gravy bones. | Google-The White Swan

