Victoria

Just 5 minutes from the beach where dogs are welcome and with a good sized yard perfect for a summer drink or a morning coffee with your pooch

For those in the north-west pocket of Melbourne, Clayton Reserve is a no-brainer as it is securely fenced off so you can relax as your pooch enjoys the

Aranga Reserve is just off the Eastern Fwy and has a fully-fenced dog park. What’s even more exciting is that it’s not just any ordinary dog park –

The owners of 400 Gradi have opened a restaurant in doncaster East that welcomes your pooches to dine with you in the tables outside.  (03) 9840 6975 // 904

Madame Brussels is that type of place you can lounge around all day with a beautiful cocktail and your pooch by your feet. It’s a rather fancy terrace

This place comes recommended and is a multi award-winning holiday retreat located in S.E. Gippsland in the Tarra Valley Rainforest. Your furbaby can sleep indoors with you (a

Ruffey Lake Park is arguably the best park for dogs in the leafy Eastern suburbs of Victoria. A good two-thirds of the park is off-leash and with lush

Whilst your dog can’t be off lead, if you’re heading out to this family-friendly place you can take the whole family! Gumbuya Park is located in the outer-Melbourne

You and your pooch could spend the whole weekend here. The grounds are beautiful and there are a handful of eateries to choose from, markets on on various weekends

It’s not quite like in the US where dogs (under 9kgs) can travel in the cabin with their owner, but Virgin Australia does offer travel services for pets