A wooden counter displays a framed sign featuring dog photos and the Muttley Crew logo, alongside a crate holding assorted natural dog chews labeled “Rabbit” and “Boar” in brown packaging, with bottles and a bar area blurred in the background.
A framed painting of the Muttley Crew—three brown dachshunds and a cat sitting in a row—is hung on a wall with colorful, swirling wallpaper. Other framed paintings are partially visible above and below.
A small, light-colored French Bulldog from the Muttley Crew sits on a wooden floor wearing a harness, looking up with a curious expression. A leash is lying beside the dog.

We ❤️ our furry pals!

Join The Muttley Crew

A home-from-home, even for pets

At Lounge, we’ve always been a haven for dogs and their humans alike. Bring your furry pal along as you settle in and relax; water bowls are out, treats are on the house, and good behaviour is pretty much guaranteed to earn a belly rub from our staff.

Fun fact: September is the most common month for puppies to take their first steps into the big outside world, once vaccinations are done and confidence is up. To mark the occasion, we’re celebrating all month long with the launch of The Muttley Crew, designed to make lounging even better for your dog. Whether you’ve got a seasoned lounge regular or a puppy just getting their paws under them, there’s never been a better time to bring them in.

We regularly look for Lounge Lookalikes, people who look similar to one of the many portraits you see in a Lounge. For this September, we’re mixing things up a bit and looking for dogs who look like our pictures, as well as any with the same names as our Lounges. Tinto, Bruno, Otto or something more out there like Pico, Argo or Romano!

Email community@loungers.co with your dog pictures and names for a chance to be featured on our Lounge Lookalike webpage.

A framed sign and four tubes of natural dog treats labeled boar, buffalo, rabbit, and wild deer sit on a wooden counter in the colorful, cozy Muttley Crew shop.
A small white dog wearing a plaid Desco harness drinks from a colorful paper cup on a wooden floor indoors.
A man in a gray hoodie lounges with a small brown dachshund wearing a collar and leash, the dog gazing directly at the camera. The background is softly blurred.
Get your muzzle around these

Meet The Muttley Crew Chew Menu

At Lounge, we’re always looking for ways to spoil the four-legged members of your family, and now we’re upping the ante.

You’ll find jars stocked with free Brewery Bites biscuits at every dog-friendly Lounge, upcycled from spent brewer’s grain and made with all-natural ingredients. They’re great for your dog’s digestion, skin, and coat, so you can feel good about every treat.

We’re also launching our new Muttley Crew Chew Menu: a tasty, nutritious lineup of bites for dogs of all sizes. High in protein and gentle on sensitive tummies, these rabbit, boar and buffalo chews are supplied by our friends at The Canine Menu, with every chew priced at just £2.75. Whether your dog’s after a quick snack or a proper chew session, there’s something on the menu for them.

A small black and brown dachshund puppy lounges calmly in someone's arms. The person, dressed in a black and white zigzag patterned outfit, holds the curious pup gently as it relaxes contentedly.
A small fluffy dog wearing a harness sits on a wooden floor in the lounge, looking at the camera. In the background, two women chat at a table while a green dog toy rests nearby.
A woman sits smiling in a cozy room, holding a pink leash attached to a small black-and-white dog in a blue harness standing on a wooden floor near a green ottoman and a dog bowl.

The Canine Code

Dogs are always welcome, but we do have a few rules to help everyone feel welcome and safe. We’re sure if you visit with your furry pal you know our Canine Code, but here is a quick reminder:

 

Dogs are very welcome!

They’re part of the family, after all. We just ask that you’re considerate of everyone around you (including other pups).

 

Keep paws on the floor, please!

We ask that dogs stay on their leads and off the furniture.

 

We know barking happens…

If things get a little too vocal, please use your best judgement and give them a little breather if needed.