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Sussex Dog Info'Sussex Dog Info' is a section especially for Sussex dogs and their owners! Please contact me if you would like to add anything - dog classes, dog-friendly hotels, Sussex dog rescue centres. There is no charge.New Dog Agility Class has started in Brighton. Click for details. 
Friston Forest I hope you'll find new people and places through these pages, and if you're visiting Sussex with your dog, enjoy! Dog walking in Sussex is a joy, with gorgeous countryside that you and your dog will love :) Dog Agility Brighton Dog Walks in Brighton Dog Walkers and Boarders in Brighton The Brighton Dog Blog - out and about with my dogs Dog-friendly Pubs Dog-friendly Cafes Sussex Emergency Vets Dog Friendly Beaches in Sussex Doggy Days Out in Sussex Great Sussex Dog Walks Dog Therapy in Sussex Dog Training in Sussex Dog Friendly Hotels in Sussex Pet Supplies Sussex Dog Rescue Groups/Societies If you were made to feel welcome with your dog in a local establishment, or if you would like to have a listing on this page (there is no charge), please get in touch using the Contact Page. If you do not have a website, I can build you a page which will link to this one. You can have text and photos to further promote your service. The only proviso is that it must be dog-friendly. Pet Stop Lodge is a page I built for Christine, the owner. If you have any questions about this, just send me a message. Emergency VetsFind Any UK Vet has a database of vets in the UK. Simply type in the county or postcode and you'll be given a list of vets in the area.Here are a few emergency numbers of vets serving the Sussex area. Please only use the numbers in an emergency. Brighton Vetcall 24 hrs emergency cover, Brighton Veterinary Centre (Coastway), Freshfield Business Park, Freshfield Way, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 OBZ Open: 6pm - 8am Tel 01273 621 682 Eastbourne St Anne's Veterinary Group, 6 St Anne's Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 2DJ. Tel: 01323 640011. Worthing Grove Lodge Veterinary Hospital, Upper Brighton Road, Worthing, West Sussex, BN14 9DL Tel: 01903 234866 Crawley The Veterinary Clinic, Church Road, Copthorne, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 3RA Tel: 01342 713957
Dog-friendly Pubs(Dogs must be a lead)The Hartington, 41 Whippingham Road, Brighton Tel. 01273 682874 The Barley Mow, 92 St. Georges Road, Brighton Tel. 01273 682259 The Royal Sovereign Freehouse, 66 Preston Street, Brighton, BN1 2HE Tel. 01273 323289 The Engineer, 32 Arglye Rd, Brighton, BN1 4QB Tel. 01273 675787 The Laughing Fish Station Road, Isfield, Nr. Uckfield, East Sussex, TN22 5XB Tel & Fax: 01825 750349 The Five Bells Inn Smock Alley, West Chiltington, West Sussex, RH20 2QX The Railway Inn, 40 Station Road, Billingshurst, West Sussex . . . a very dog friendly pub - they even keep treats behind the bar for visiting doggy guests! Dog-friendly CafesWild Park Cafe, off Lewes Road, BrightonOutside cafe - water provided for dogs Stanmer Tea Rooms, Stanmer Village, Brighton Tel. 01273 604041 Pet Supplies
Newhaven based Doggie Solutions sell leads, anti-barking collars, training equipment, crates and many other dog products. Support local business - give them an online visit. Pets at Home 29 Lottbridge Drove, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN23 6QD Tel: 01323 746300 Also at Unit B2/Rustington Retail Park, New Road, Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN16 3RT Tel: 01903 857130 A.Coombs Pet Centre 19 - 21 Baker Street, Brighton, BN1 4JN Tel:01273 606868 Doggy Days Out in SussexIt is my understanding that the following places are dog-friendly. Please contact the establishments directly to make sure of the details.
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Great Sussex Dog WalksUntil you know a walk very well, you may not want to let your dog off the lead. Always be prepared for what might be round the corner!Brighton Dog Walks A comprehensive section on dog walks in Brighton - we give you the inside info on what the city has to offer our canine chums. Friston Forest About 45 minutes outside of Brighton but well worth it! A beautiful area between Brighton and Eastbourne. South Downs Way Wide grassy or flinty tracks on chalk downland, mostly grazed by sheep on the hills with arable crops below. The western part of the downs is rolling farmland, the West Sussex Downs are dominated by a steep, often wooded scarp with views across the Weald below, while the East Sussex Downs are classic open grassland running down to the sea cliffs. Ditchling Beacon At 248 metres (814 feet) it is the third highest point along the South Downs. The views are fantastic and it's an amazing place for a walk. It does get busy however, especially in the summer, and watch out for the cows. Georgie discovered the fun of cow pats on this walk (you can probably imagine what happened!) Devil's Dyke
North of Brighton, on the South Downs, West Sussex An historic beauty spot on the South Downs Way, named after the huge dry valley that carves its way through ridges of rolling chalk grassland. This is a stunning walk that we've done many times. Cissbury Ring Set on a chalk promontory on the South Downs three miles north of Worthing, Cissbury Ring has great views across to Beachy Head and the west of the Isle of Wight.
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Sussex Dog Rescue Groups/SocietiesJust Springer Rescue, c/o Jan DriverTel. 01273 679994 Raystede Animal Welfare, Ringmer, East Sussex, BN8 5AJ Tel. 01825 840252
Dog's Trust, Shoreham, Brighton
RSPCA, Braypool Lane, Patcham, Brighton
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