Pet ownership in the UK has surged in the last few years, with a huge 62 per cent of homes in Britain now having at least one pet.
Dogs are the most popular pet, with over a third of households having a canine pal – equating to a total of around 13 million pups across the country.
With pet owners spending an estimated £10 billion every year on their dogs, it’s a massive growth industry that has now spread to the hopitality sector.
It’s now commonplace to see signs outside pubs, cafes and even restaurants welcoming dog owners – with some offering treats, blankets, bowls of water and even dog-friendly ‘beers’ and ‘coffees’ (puppuccino anyone?).
So, we thought we’d look at a few places to stop for a drink with your pup in Glasgow – whether it’s walkies in the West End, playing fetch at Glasgow Green, or a day out in the southside.
Here are 10 of Glasgow’s most dog-friendly pubs.

5. The Bungo
There's no better place for a pitstop with your four-legged friend after a walk in Queen's Park than The Bungo. The southside favourite is particularly popular for its brilliant brunch which you can enjoy while your pup slurps on a nice cold bowl of water. Photo: Google Maps

6. The Belle
Just a stick's throw from Glasgow's Botanic Gardens, on bustling Great Western Road, is the dog-friendly Belle. A particularly good option on cold days, there's a roaring log fire for cold canines to stretch out in front of while you enjoy a tipple. Photo: Google Maps

7. West Brewery
You can literally walk from Glasgow Green straight into the West Brewery. It's fully dog friendly - although note that in the huge beer hall dogs are expected to be on leads and stay on the floor. There's also a great beer garden for when the warmer weather arrives. Photo: Google Maps

8. Brewdog
Conveniently located directly across the road from the dog walking heaven of Kelvingrove Park, the Argyle Street branch of the Brewdog chain is as friendly to dogs as the name would suggest. Expect free treats, water and tummy rubs as you enjoy a craft beer. Photo: Google Maps

