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Pooch Passports

A couple walking their dog in the grounds of Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire
Visitors at Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire | © National Trust Images/Annapurna Mellor

The Pooch Passports scheme has now ended – thank you to everyone who has visited one of the places in our care with your dog. Read the full terms and conditions for the scheme below.

What is the Pooch Passport?

We've created the Pooch Passport in partnership with natural pet food maker Forthglade, so your dog(s) can walk their way towards a special treat while visiting some of the top dog-friendly places in our care.

Pick up a Pooch Passport from participating places and every time you visit a different place together between 1 September 2024 and 28 February 2025, you can collect a stamp. 

How does the Pooch Passport scheme work?

When is the Pooch Passport scheme running?

The Pooch Passport is valid from 1 September 2024 to 28 February 2025. Any stamps collected before or after these dates will not be valid for the treat(s). Stamps can be collected during the published opening times for each place only. Please check the webpage of the participating place before you visit.

Collecting stamps

You and your dog(s) can collect stamps from 111 participating places in our care across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Visiting places in England and Wales

If you're visiting places in England and Wales, once you’ve collected six stamps, your dog(s) can get a free packet of natural dog treats. When you collect twelve stamps from your visits together, they can get a free snood. Any visits you make to different places in Northern Ireland will also count towards the six or twelve stamps required to claim the dog treats or snood respectively. See terms and conditions for participating places. 

Visiting places in Northern Ireland

If you're only visiting places in Northern Ireland, you'll only need to collect four stamps for your dog(s) to claim their free packet of natural dog treats, and eight stamps to get a free snood. You can also visit any of the participating places in England and Wales to collect stamps. See terms and conditions for participating places. 

Two people walking a dog in the rain around the lakes at Prior Park Landscape Garden, Somerset

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