Durdle Door was included within the checklist of the seven finest dog-friendly seashores within the UK by the PDSA (People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals).
PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing stated: “In the UK, we’re fortunate to be (actually) surrounded by wonderful shoreline and a great deal of seashores, which could be enjoyable for us and our canine friends.
“But not every beach is dog friendly, so before you go anywhere make sure you’ve researched the area first to make sure there are no restrictions in place. To make that a bit easier, we’ve listed our top seven from around the country.”
What are the PDSA’s finest dog-friendly UK seashores
The full checklist of the seven finest dog-friendly beaches within the UK in response to the PDSA is as follows:
1. Par Sands (St Austell, Cornwall)
2. Woolacombe (Devon)
3. Durdle Door (West Lulworth, Dorset)
4. Weston-super-Mare (North Somerset)
5. Holkham (Norfolk)
6. Bamburgh (Near Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland)
7. St Bees (Whitehaven, Cumbria)
Speaking about Durdle Door the PDSA stated: “You would possibly recognise Durdle Door – in spite of everything, it is among the most photographed landmarks in Dorset!
“It’s a part of the Jurassic Coast, so not solely is it nice for scenic seaside walkies but it surely’s additionally excellent for taking an image or two.
“On a superb day you possibly can paddle in sea together with your canine pal, too.”
The PDSA additionally gave out recommendation on protecting your dogs secure while out on seashores, notably while out at sea.
They stated: “While swimming is a good train for dogs, the ocean could be unpredictable, all the time take note of indicators or flags warning you to not swim and attempt to test currents and tide forward of time. If the ocean seems to be harmful, don’t let your canine swim!”
Alongside that they added: “The British seaside is home to all types of animals, from birds and barnacles to seals and starfish.
“Keep an eye fixed out for what’s about and attempt to hold your canine on a lead till you realize it’s secure.”
