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It’s a Dog’s Life on The Lancaster Canal

1st June 2018/in News/by Admin

Holly and Maisie were treated to a trip on our beautiful Poppy in May by their kind owner Vicky. To say that these pooches enjoyed their trip is an understatement! Now seasoned seadogs, they are waiting for their next trip.

The Canal is an ideal environment for dogs and their owners, with plenty to see and lots of walks. We’re always happy to welcome well-behaved dogs (and owners) onto our 3 boats.

For owners who enjoy holidaying with their pets, one of our Canal Boats is an ideal solution. As well as lots of dogs, we have also welcomed birds, hamsters and even the occasional cat!

a man stands with two dogs in the stern of a narrowboat on the lancaster canal

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a herron taking flight from the water of the lancaster canal

Heron Takes Flight

image of a dog on the sunlit roof of a narrowboat

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two jack russel dogs lie together in the prow of a narrowboat on the lancaster canal

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a happy looking dog in the prow of a narrowboat on the lancaster canal with a second narrowboat approaching in the distance with a background of blue sky and spring wildflowers

Jack Russell Smiling

a jack russel dog stands on the prow of a narrowboat in the background are a stone bridge and spring wild flowers

Jack Russell and a Bridge

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a dog stares into the distance from the prow of a narrowboat

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Two jack russell dogs sit together in the prow of a narrowboat against a bakdrop of an early morning sky and spring wildflowers on the banks of the lancaster canal

Jack Russell dogs enjoy their trip

poppy the narrowboat rounding a broad curve in the lancaster canal in bright sunshine

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