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We accept up to two well-behaved dogs in all four of our self-catering holiday cottages. To ensure you have a happy holiday with your furry friend we have the following features in place: 

  • gated patios
  • stair-gates 
  • courtyard tap for washing off muddy paws
  • dog waste bin in the car park
  • dog towels available on request

We ask that dog owners behave responsibly and considerately when at Halsbeer Farm. Always keep your dogs on lead around livestock and in  the communal areas of the complex for the dogs' own safety and the safety of others. 

Dogs are not permitted in bedrooms or upstairs in any of the cottages and they should be kept off sofas and armchairs. You are most welcome to bring your dogs own bed and/or crate with you for your stay. 

Please pick up after your dog at all times. A dog waste bin is available in the car park. ​
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dangerous dogs act 1991

Please note that we will not accept any dog listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 or the Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act 2010 or the Dangerous Dogs (Northern Ireland) Order 1991, or any replacement legislation, to stay in our accommodation unless:
1 the dog is registered or specifically exempted from the applicable legislation and a copy of the exemption order or certificate is provided to us;
2 a copy of the public liability insurance certificate for the dog is provided to us;
3 the dog handler ratio is 1:1 with their handler at all times unless with other dogs from the same household;
4 while on the premises the dog is kept in a secure place so that it cannot escape when not being walked on a lead; and
5 the dog is kept on a lead and muzzled at all times when being walked on the holiday accommodation grounds.
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Dog walking

We walk our own dogs from the farm along the nearby lanes and footpaths. Each cottage has a map of the local area. When sheep aren't on the front field you may go on there. We are creating a "skyline" walking route on the farm to allow guests to enjoy the beautiful views down the valley. In time this will form part of a circular route for walkers. 

We also drive up to Blackborough Common to enjoy romping through the woods. You may park at the village hall (providing there isn't an event on), the churchyard, or the Forestry Commission layby towards Sheldon. There are numerous paths criss-crossing the woods, it's a great place to explore. 

There are plenty other beautiful places to walk around for example Culmstock Beacon, the River Culm between Culmstock and Uffculme, Hembury Hill Fort and more. 

dog friendly beaches

The nearest stretch of coastline to Halsbeer Farm is in East Devon. The council provide guidance on when and where you can walk with your dogs. 
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Secure dog parks

There has been a recent proliferation of secure dog play parks in the local area. We've put these on our digital Touchstay app for you to see. 
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Halsbeer Farm
Blackborough,
Cullompton
Devon EX15 2HW
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​01884 266699
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    • Cider Cottage
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    • Pay Balance
  • About
    • Our facilities
    • For Families
    • For groups
    • Accessibility
    • Dog-friendly
    • Painting holidays
    • Sustainability
    • Halsbeer history
    • Getting Here
    • Ts & Cs >
      • Booking Protect
  • Contact
  • Local area
    • The Blackdown Hills
    • Things to do
    • Eating Out
    • Dining in
    • Family Fun
    • Beaches
    • Walking
  • Blog
  • Reviews
  • FAQs