If you're wanting to go a holiday with the whole family in Scotland then why not bring the dog along with you? There is an abundance of dog-friendly cottages in Scotland; this is great for dog-lovers who enjoy long scenic walks through beautiful countryside in Scotland, a land famed for its historical castles and brilliant landscapes. Scotland's larger cities however, aren't exactly famed for dog friendliness, but that's mainly to do with the size and bustling crowds, however on the outskirts of places such as Glasgow and Edinburgh you can find a variety of Scottish cottages that are dog-friendly in beautiful areas.
If you want to spend the day on the beach, don't worry, as no matter where you decide to stay, if you're near the coast, you're bound to be within distance of a dog friendly beach. A couple of recommended, dog friendly beaches include Eyemouth beach, close to the English-Scottish border, and also Sandy hills in Dalbeattie. An area which is an absolute delight for both the dog and owner is the Isle of Arran, a Scottish island equipped with rolling hills, great wildlife and packed full of history. Scotland is definitely a destination most popular amongst walkers, this means that when you're on a dog-friendly holiday in Scotland, you aren't restricted from doing anything. There are even a multitude of sites of interest all over Scotland which welcome dogs onto the grounds such as Victoria and Westburn parks in Aberdeen.