This Birmingham dog-walking trail is one of the best in the UK to try this Easter, according to new poll
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This Birmingham dog walking spot is one of the best in the UK to try this Easter, according to new research.
Research by Rover.com has revealed the top dog-walking destinations across the UK for owners and their pets to visit over the four-day weekend.
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Hide AdAfter recently polling 1,000 dog owners, researchers have come up with the top 12 dog-friendly walks across the country.
Birmingham’s Sutton Park (50%) has been voted the best dog-walk in the West Midlands, according to new research by Rover.com. This was followed by Shropshire Hills (17%) and Cannock Chase, Staffordshire (19%).
Adem Fehmi, Rover’s Canine Behaviourist, said:“To get the most out of your dog walks and boost your dog’s physical and mental wellbeing, treat each walk like a mini workout – with a warm up, main activity, and a cool down.
“What you do for each will depend on your dog’s life stage, physical capabilities and breed, but for your average, adult dog in good health, this might look like a brisk walk to warm up, a play game such as fetch as the main activity, and then perhaps some socialisation and a slower paced walk for the cool down.”
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“To combat boredom, consider your dog’s breed, energy level, personality, and what motivates them. Choose routes and activities that tap into those natural instincts. Bringing treats or a favourite toy can help reinforce good behaviour and keep your dog focused, especially when practicing skills like recall or loose lead walking.”
See the top 11 UK locations below:
- South West – South West Coast Path, Cornwall (44%)
- North West – Derwentwater Walk, Lake District (23%)
- Wales – Snowdonia National Park (33%)
- Yorkshire – Yorkshire Dales National Park (44%)
- South East – The New Forest National Park, Hampshire (28%)
- Scotland – Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park (43%)
- London – Richmond Park (41%)
- East of England – Norfolk Coast Path (25%)
- North East – Northumberland National Park (27%)
- East Midlands – Sherwood Forest (20%)
- West Midlands – Birmingham’s Sutton Park (50%)
- Northern Ireland – Tollymore Forest park (40%)
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