Your dog might be about to find their new favourite place.
Tŷ Cerrig is a multi dog‑friendly holiday cottage on Anglesey, perfectly placed for beach walks, coastal adventures and pet‑friendly pubs. Stay in comfort while exploring one of the UK’s most dog‑welcoming islands with your four‑legged friends.
It’s their holiday too.
That’s why Tŷ Cerrig is genuinely dog welcoming, not simply dog tolerant. As a dog owner myself, and known around the park as “Misty’s mum”, I understand that bringing your dog means they are part of the holiday too.
I have thought about the small practical details that help everyone settle in comfortably, from arriving with a muddy paws situation to finding good local places to walk, explore and relax together.
How many dogs can stay?
They are part of the family and so I don’t place a limit on numbers.
Do you charge for dogs?
Yes, there is a small charge (maximum £45), but this is all donated to dog charities. No profit is made.
Are there any size, breed or age restrictions?
There are no limits on size, breed or age restrictions. Owners must comply with government legislation around breeds.
What do you provide?
Dogs bring plenty of joy on holiday, but they also bring a surprising amount of luggage. To leave more room in the car for the important things, Tŷ Cerrig has plenty of dog-friendly essentials ready for your arrival.
There are throws, bowls, toys and towels, plus one medium-sized dog crate. After beach walks and outdoor adventures, the warm dog-wash station is ready for sandy or muddy paws.
Please remember to pack your dog’s usual bed or beds, a crate if needed, and those favourite toys or comfort items that help them feel at home.
Are you suitable for reactive dogs?
All dogs are different and so please contact me to discuss what the triggers are for your dog(s). My dog, Misty, is a noise sensitive border collie, I understand the challenges!
Can dogs go on the furniture?
I don’t expect your dogs to suddenly understand a new set of rules on holiday, especially if they are allowed on the furniture at home. Dogs are welcome throughout the house, however if you wish for dogs to go in the bedrooms, please bring your own bedding.
Is there an enclosed garden or safe outdoor area?
Yes, there is a large, enclosed garden and patio. Most of the fencing is 6’, however this does lower to 4’ in a small section, although there is a visible drop on the other side which acts as a deterrent. If you would like more details, please contact me to discuss. Visit here for questions before booking.
Is there livestock nearby?
There are sheep in the fields opposite Tŷ Cerrig, although they can only be seen from the bedroom windows.
Wild rabbits also visit the rear garden and do an excellent job of keeping the lawn short. They are quick to disappear when they sense movement, but guests with dogs that have a high prey drive may wish to bear this in mind and supervise them accordingly.
Is there somewhere for wet coats, sandy paws or dog towels?
Sandy paws can be washed in the outdoor, warm water wash station. Coats can be hung in the utility room.
Ty Cerrig also has a heat-pump tumble dryer and a washing machine, for your convenience.
Can I leave my dog on its own?
To prevent distress or damage to the property, I ask that dogs are not left unattended at any time. If you need to go out, please take them with you or arrange suitable care.
Are there walks from the door or nearby?
You can walk on the lanes and across marked footpaths from the door, although I strongly advise keeping dogs on the lead due to farm machinery and livestock.
Dog-friendly beaches are within five miles, there are country parks approximately seven miles away and there are lots of marked country trails right on the doorstep. There are also several private dog fields for hire within a short drive. Visit here for wider holiday ideas.
Are the nearest beaches dog friendly?
Yes, the coastline between Aberffraw and Rhosneigr is dog friendly throughout the year.