The pub is on the corner and is now known as "Tavern Farm" It stopped being a pub in the late 60s. Mike Lomas.

The building dates from the early-mid 17th century.

A report in the Ipswich Journal** in July 1815 states that :

By authority of the Assignees of Mr Samuel Ray, a bankrupt, to be sold by auction Lot 4 the valuable, good accustomed and long established public house called the Dog, Bedfield, situated by the road leading from Bedfield to Worlingworth, with a butchers shop, slaughter house, barn, stable, backhouse, dairy, neathouse, and other suitable outbuildings, all in complete repair, and 18 acres 6 perches by recent survey, of very excellent arable pasture land, contiguous to the premises, and in the best state of cultivation, now in the occupation of Barnabas Wade, tenant at will.

A report in the Ipswich Journal** in Mar 1860 states that : The death was announced on the 13th March 1860 of George Groom the landlord of the Dog Inn Bedfield, he was aged 45 years.