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While dogs adore beaches, not all beaches reciprocate, so it's important for dog-lovers to know which of the UK's shorelines welcome four-legged visitors. That's why we've rounded up the best dog-friendly beaches in the UK for you to visit on a staycation.

Despite its relative remoteness, it's fairly easy to reach from Galway or nearby villages such as Roundstone or Clifden.Have you just got a new puppy, a rescue dog or perhaps your work schedule has changed which means you will be out of the home longer than usual? Possibly leaving your four-legged friend alone when they aren’t quite used to it? All dogs that come and visit for the day or stay with us must be up to date with their vaccinations, so you can rest assured your dog is in good company.

The licence holder must provide and ensure the implementation of a written training policy for all staff. There are some nice and relatively affordable hotels in the area around Dog's Bay and Gurteen Bay for all budgets. As you can see from the snaps above, the sand at Dog’s Bay is pure white and it is made-up of tiny fragments of shell that come together to give it its pure white colour.What type of space will your dog be spending its time in? Will it be large enough, especially if you have an energetic pup?

We wanted to arrive earlier to catch the sunrise, but as we had spent the day before in Galway, we couldn't force ourselves to hit the road while it was still dark outside. Where artificial turf is used, it must be kept in good repair and a dog must not be able to eat it. Spring and autumn are ideal for those who prefer quieter and more peaceful experiences, though the water will be too cold for swimming. Red Wharf Bay, also known as Traeth Coch, is a large bay on the east coast of Anglesey. As one of Anglesey’s most popular dog-friendly beaches, Red Wharf Bay is a great place to enjoy a refreshing dog walk on a summer’s day. It has interesting geology and rare vegetation, but it's also an area of archaeological importance.The most surprising thing about this area for us was that there was another beach just across the dunes. If you walk towards the end of the beach you’ll often see (you’ll hear them first!) cows in the neighbouring field. International importance North Wales has a great selection of Doggy Daycare locations. For your four-legged friends to go to for the day, or longer. Hafod-Y-Bryn Boarding Kennels & Cattery

There are plenty of dog-friendly short walks to enjoy from here to Holy Well and Penmon Priory. Plus, Beaumaris is just a short drive away where you’ll find a range of dog-friendly cafes and restaurants. Some dogs might be overwhelmed by all the attention from their pup pals. Ask if they have a quiet time or an area your dog can go to for some space. If you still have questions, we have you covered! In this section, we’ve compiled some of our readers’ most frequently asked questions and popular questions that have been asked online about this topic. Is it safe to swim in Dog’s Bay, Galway? The horseshoe-shaped Dog’s Bay Beach in Galway truly is a sight to behold. The sand here stretches for just 1.6km and, if you arrive during ‘off-season’, you’ll feel like you’ve stumbled upon a little slice of hidden Ireland. staff should wear protective clothing and footwear (where applicable) and change these between enclosuresTo help you decide where to take your dog on holiday next, we've selected dog-friendly beaches across the UK, which include powder-soft sand, miles of space and lovely places to stay nearby.