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Dugs n' Pubs

Dugs n' Pubs

by Rhian Matthews

8 ratings
19 reviews
🍔 Food & Drink
✈️ Travel
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 31, 2015
  • April 18, 2019

Developer

Rhian Matthews
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Discover dog-friendly pubs, cafes, and shops across Scotland, with growing coverage in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Features interactive maps and nearest location functionality for easy exploration with your canine companion.

✓Dog-friendly venue listings
✓Interactive maps
✓Nearest location functionality
✓Visitor guides
✓Categorized listings
✓Coverage across Scotland and UK
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What's New in Dugs n' Pubs

3.2.6

April 18, 2019

Update to Home Page Links

User reviews

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Clunky

Very clunky app. Not very well thought out. I just want to open the app and instantly see a map of where I am with all the nearby dog friendly places marked on it, and a filter to only show pubs/cafes etc. Instead it’s primarily list based, which isn’t very helpful, and the map functionality that it does have is clunky and frustrating to use. Could be so much better.
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jcwackyjcwacky

Out of Date

Good idea and fine interface. But have provided info about missing dog friendly places using app’s facility for doing so, but have never received acknowledgement nor had places added. Not useful because of these numerous omissions and lack of updates even when reported.
DrogvucyDrogvucy

Useless

Can't search by type or location. Slow,returns empty pages,Have to browse through all categories to find a restraint for example. And not free? Rubbish.
Naked_DogNaked_Dog

Sadly out of date

Looked great at first sight. But years out of date. Falcos at Bruntsfield. Really? Pity.
Nick's the NameNick's the Name

Brilliant app

Fantastic app, dont know what I’d do without it. Don’t like asking places if you can bring the dog in. This saves any hassle. Well done on making this.
Knutty bunnyKnutty bunny
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FAQ

What is the primary focus of Dugs n' Pubs?

Dugs n' Pubs primarily focuses on dog-friendly listings in Scotland, with a significant emphasis on Edinburgh and Glasgow. While it includes some listings for England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, coverage outside of Scotland is limited and relies on member recommendations.

How extensive is the coverage in Scotland?

The app features over 400 dog-friendly listings in Edinburgh & Lothians, nearly 200 in Glasgow, and covers other areas like The Highlands, Aberdeenshire, and Fife. Coverage in these other Scottish areas may be limited.

Does Dugs n' Pubs have ads?

No, Dugs n' Pubs does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application, offering an ad-free experience for users.

What is the price of Dugs n' Pubs?

Dugs n' Pubs is available for a one-time purchase of $1.99. This price grants you access to all current and future listings within the app.

On which devices can I use Dugs n' Pubs?

Dugs n' Pubs is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking to find dog-friendly venues.

How often is Dugs n' Pubs updated?

The app was last updated on April 18, 2019, to version 3.2.6. While the database is constantly growing, users seeking the most current information should be aware of the last update date.

Is Dugs n' Pubs suitable for users outside of Scotland?

If you live in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland and need comprehensive local coverage, this app is not recommended due to limited listings. However, it can be useful for Scottish users visiting these areas with their dogs.

What is the age rating for Dugs n' Pubs?

Dugs n' Pubs has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older, generally implying content that is not overly mature or sensitive.