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Drum Castle Estate

Two dogs stand on snowy grass amongst trees, with Drum Castle in the background on a sunny winter’s day. The dog on the left is a black and white greyhound, and we can see the front half of his body. He wears a blue padded coat. The dog in the centre of the photo is a speckled black and white large spaniel. She has a red collar and lead. Both dogs are looking to the right.
Tags: North East Scotland

Dogs are welcome in the grounds but must be kept on a lead while in the car park, near the children’s play areas, in the courtyard and around the castle areas.

Dogs are not allowed in the walled garden.

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