Dog-friendly pubs in Thorne

A cheery corner local on The Green in the middle of Thorne, a couple of minutes from the market place and from the towpath of the Stainforth and Keadby Canal, which is the standard dog walk in this town. There is a beer garden at the back and sport on the screens most days, so it is a practical rather than a pretty stop after the canal or Thorne Memorial Park. Craft Union names this pub on its dog-friendly list and says its dog-friendly locals keep water bowls behind the bar, with treats varying from pub to pub. That welcome is published by the pub group rather than by the pub itself, so ask at the bar if you want the quiet side.

A large roadside pub on Selby Road on the north edge of Thorne, open from 7am on weekdays and 8am at weekends for breakfast and serving through until 9pm. Its own dog-friendly page states that dogs are welcomed in the bar area and that water bowls and treats are available, and it describes itself as a safe space for dogs. The bar is the dog side; the dining room is not named in that welcome, so a dog stays on the bar side of the building. There is a beer garden behind, and the pub is a practical stop after Thorne Moors or the canal towpath because it is on the way in from Moorends.

A back-street local on Queen Street, a minute off Thorne's market place and an easy walk from the Stainforth and Keadby Canal towpath that runs down to Thorne Lock. The front bar has a pool table and sports television and the rear lounge is hung with golf memorabilia and old photographs, but the room a dog can actually use is the conservatory on the side, which opens onto a large beer garden with plenty of seating. That makes it a decent stop after the canal or Thorne Moors so long as you head for the conservatory rather than the bar. The dog policy here comes from CAMRA's WhatPub survey of the pub rather than from the pub's own words.