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Is Raglan Castle Dog Friendly? A Cockapoo’s Guide

Wondering if Raglan Castle is dog friendly? The answer is a resounding “Yes!” and I’m buzzing to share every sniff and wag of our adventure. So, if you’re on the hunt for dog friendly castles in Wales or simply scouting for paw-some activities in Monmouthshire, you’ve hit the jackpot. Follow me, Piper the Cockapoo, as I dive into our journey, full of discoveries, laughter, and a tiny bit of mischief.

Saturdays: A Pup’s Playground

Our adventure kicked off on a typical Saturday – waking up my human (humum), a bit of garden patrol (you know, those sneaky cats), morning cuddles with Hugo and Willow (our feline siblings), and a cheeky attempt at their breakfast (busted, as usual). Bag packed with treats and water, we were off to explore the legendary Raglan Castle. Despite humum’s notorious navigation skills (or lack thereof), we made it, setting the scene for a day of exploration.

First Impressions: A Castle Welcoming Paws

As we trotted up to Raglan Castle, tails high with anticipation, the all-important question was answered. Dogs are indeed welcome at Raglan Castle, albeit on a lead, ready to conquer the ground floors with their human companions. Our excitement was palpable. Greeted by the sprawling grounds, I was already scouting for squirrels and planning my kingdom conquest.

Raglan Castle: A Pooch’s Paradise

Our path to the castle was an adventure in itself. A “monster” (just a big, grass-loving cow, really) briefly stopped us in our tracks. This called for a quick cuddle with humum for a bit of courage. I aced the fallen tree obstacle; humum, not so much. The cornfield maze was a puzzle, but our special whistle got us back together.

Finally stepping paw onto Raglan Castle’s grounds felt like a dream. This was a domain where any dog could feel like royalty. Surrounded by endless space for frolics and fantasies of lavish doggy banquets. Exploring the ruins, I envisioned the grand life of castle dogs past – endless grounds for exploration and daily squirrel chases.

Despite the absence of a guide (a missed opportunity for castle storytelling, in my opinion), and a strict “no swimming” policy in the moat, the experience was unmatched. We roamed, we admired, and yes, we conquered.

Where’s Your Favourite Dog Friendly Castle?

As much as I’d love to continue regaling our Raglan Castle escapades, I’ve just caught wind of the dreaded B-word (bath time!). Before I dash, a question for my fellow canine explorers – what’s your favourite dog friendly castle?

Share your tales and snaps with us @dogfuriendly. Whether it’s Raglan Castle or another dog friendly fortress in Wales, we’re all ears (and tails) for your stories. Adventure awaits, so let’s make every outing with our pups a royally good time!

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