Gamrie Dog Field

26/02/2025

‼️🚨26/02/25 🚨‼️ Our payment processor (Square) have informed us they are experiencing widespread technical difficulties which may affect your ability to book with us tonight/tomorrow 🤦🏻‍♀️. If this happens to you, please message or phone us and we’ll happily book you in manually 💬📞. Hopefully they will resolve the issue soon 🙏🏻.

24/02/2025

🌟 Did you know? A dog’s sense of smell can be up to 1 million times stronger than ours! 🐶👃 While we might catch a faint whiff of biscuits, our four-legged friends can sniff them out from another room. In fact, under the right conditions, breeds with the most sensitive noses—like the Bloodhound—can detect scents up to 12 miles away! 🤯

Just ask the gorgeous Ossiewald 🩵, part of the Arcticpack Seppalas pack 🐾, who recently visited Gamrie Dog Field and put his super-sniffer to the test!

Got a scent-savvy pup at home? Share your best “treat-finding” moments below! ⬇️

Ozziewald sure knows where the biscuits are 🤣🐾
Hungry work running around at Gamrie Dog Field 🤣

10/02/2025

🌧️🌈❄️☀️Four seasons in one hour didn’t dampen the spirits by the looks of things yesterday when Arcticpack Seppalas came to visit 🐾.

It’s great to see these guys blasting around the field 🤩.

23/01/2025

🥶 The calm before the storm 🥶

Super frosty ❄️ but fabulous day here at 😎. If you are booked for today warp up warm 🧕🧣🧥🧤 and be mindful that temps are at or slightly below zero 🥶.

We still have some available slots for this afternoon if you’d like to make the most of the settled weather before it’s all change tomorrow 🫣. We’re open till 4.30pm so click the link 🔗 below 👇🏻.

https://GamrieDogField.as.me/

💨🌨️🌊 I’ve taken the decision to close the field tomorrow, those with bookings have been rescheduled. I’ve made this decision for everyone’s safety. Hopefully the storm will pass quickly and without incident. Thoughts for those on the west coast and Ireland who will see the worst of the weather. Be safe folks 🐾

04/01/2025

👀❄️ Nothing to see here folks—just fresh, crispy, frosty snow and absolutely no dubby dogs in sight 😅🤩😁!! Just a perfectly picturesque winter wonderland… oh, and by the way, the car park is all shoveled and gritted for you too! Safe travels and spotless pups all around.🐾❄️🚗”

https://GamrieDogField.as.me/

#2025

12/12/2024

🎄🐶 FESTIVE OPENING 🐶🎄

Gamrie Dog Field will be open as usual (weather permitting) over the Christmas and New Year period 🐶🐾😁. In the event of adverse weather conditions and having to close, all bookings will be refunded in full.

All festive dates 🎅🏻🥂 are now open for booking using the 📍book now button on our home page, via our 🛜website or using the 🔗 link below👇🏻.

https://GamrieDogField.as.me/

Even better than remaining open is that all our prices will remain exactly the same as any other day throughout the year 🎅🏻😁.

If you’ve not been before and would like to visit on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day, please book a New Customer + Induction visit before those 2 days as we won’t be doing inductions on those days 🥂🎁🎅🏻.

⭐️Wishing all our customers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ⭐️

20/11/2024

😎🥶 Weather from Gamrie 🤔, bonnie but brisk 🥶😎.

If you’re heading to today or the next couple of days going by the forecast, look oot yer big jacket 🧥😂.

If you’ve got the sound on watching this video, you’ll hear it’s a wee bit crispy ❄️🧊🥶.

In between the showers it’s actually quite a nice day for a walk if you’re properly dressed for it 🥾🧥🧤🧣.

‼️BUT REMEMBER…‼️

The temperature at which it becomes too cold to safely exercise your dog depends on their breed, size, age, coat type, and overall health. However, here are some general guidelines:

Safe Temperature Ranges:

1. Above 45°F (7°C): Most dogs can safely exercise without issue.
2. 32°F to 45°F (0°C to 7°C): Small dogs, short-haired breeds, and puppies may start to feel uncomfortable. Keep sessions shorter and monitor for shivering or reluctance to move.
3. 20°F to 32°F (-7°C to 0°C): Breeds with thick coats (e.g., Huskies) can handle this, but smaller, thin-coated, or older dogs may need protection (like a sweater or coat). Limit outdoor time.
4. Below 20°F (-7°C): Risk of frostbite and hypothermia increases for most dogs. Exercise should be brief, and protective clothing is essential for vulnerable breeds.
5. Below 10°F (-12°C): It is generally too cold for most dogs to exercise safely outside. Limit outdoor time to bathroom breaks and use booties to protect paws from ice and salt.

Signs It’s Too Cold for Your Dog:

• Shivering or trembling
• Reluctance to walk or play
• Lifting paws off the ground
• Whining or barking to go inside
• Signs of frostbite (pale, cold skin on ears, tail, or paws)

Tips for Cold Weather:

• Use coats or sweaters for small, thin-coated, or elderly dogs.
• Protect paws with booties or paw balm to avoid ice burns and salt irritation.
• Stay active during walks to help your dog stay warm.
• Opt for indoor exercise or mental stimulation when it’s too cold.

Always monitor your dog closely and prioritise their comfort and safety.

16/11/2024

I sometimes get asked if Gamrie Dog Field is a dog park or why I didn’t call it Gamrie Dog Park. This is something I feel very strongly about as they are two very different things!

Secure Dog Fields vs. Dog Parks: What’s the Difference?

At first glance, secure dog fields and dog parks might seem similar—they’re both spaces for dogs to enjoy off-leash freedom. But in reality, they are completely different experiences for both dogs and their owners. Here’s how they compare:

1. Privacy and Exclusivity

• Dog Parks: Open to the public, meaning you and your dog share the space with other dogs and their owners.
• Secure Dog Fields: Private and available by booking only. You have the entire space to yourself, ensuring a calm and controlled environment.

2. Safety

• Dog Parks: There’s often no control over the behavior of other dogs, and the fencing (if any) may not be secure enough for escape artists or small dogs.
• Secure Dog Fields: Fully enclosed with secure fencing, so even the most adventurous dogs stay safe. No unknown dogs to worry about, reducing the risk of fights or stress.

3. Ideal for All Dogs

• Dog Parks: Best suited for confident, social dogs. Reactive, anxious, or nervous dogs may struggle in this unpredictable setting.
• Secure Dog Fields: Perfect for every dog, including reactive or rescue dogs, or those needing a quiet space to decompress.

4. Focused Time with Your Dog

• Dog Parks: The shared environment can make it harder to focus on training, recall, or bonding with your dog.
• Secure Dog Fields: With no distractions from other dogs, you can concentrate on training, play, or simply enjoying quality time together.

5. Amenities and Enrichment

• Dog Parks: Often just open spaces with limited features or enrichment opportunities.
• Secure Dog Fields: Many secure fields include agility equipment, natural features, and plenty of sensory opportunities to keep dogs engaged and happy.

Why Choose a Secure Dog Field?

Secure dog fields are designed for dogs and their owners to enjoy a stress-free, tailored experience. Whether your dog loves to run, sniff, or train, a secure dog field offers a safe, private, and enriching environment that dog parks simply can’t match.

If your priority is safety, flexibility, and a setting suited to your dog’s unique needs, a secure dog field like is the perfect choice!

13/11/2024

🌅 Dawn Breaks Over Yonder Dog Field 🌅

Here’s a wee time lapse from this morning 😍. It was such a lovely morning to be out and working early getting ready for the day ahead 🐶🐾 .

I’m definitely making the most of this nice weather as it’s all change at the weekend and in to next week 🥶🌨️.

If you’d like to enjoy this calm mild weather in the beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside we have a couple spaces left today, click the link below to see availability 👇🏻😁.

https://GamrieDogField.as.me/

31/10/2024

Today’s remaining availability
10.30, 11.30, 1.30, 3.00 & 4.30pm.
Only 25 minute slots remaining. Use code SPOOK2024 for 50% off 👻

30/10/2024

🎃👻 Halloween Half-Price Special! 👻🎃

🎃🐾 No tricks just treats here at this Halloween 🐾🎃

Treat your pup to a spook-tacular play session at our secure dog field this Halloween! 🎉 For one day only, we’re offering 50% off all sessions when booked using the code SPOOK2024 so your furry friends can enjoy some safe, off-leash fun. Whether they want to run wild or sniff every inch, our field is fully enclosed for worry-free playtime.

‼️ Code SPOOK2024 must be used at time of booking to claim discount
🗓 Offer valid: October 31st only!
📍 Secure location, perfect for dogs of all sizes
💥 Limited spots available – book now to snag this fang-tastic deal!

Give your dog a Halloween to remember! 🐶🍂
🎃👻🕷️

22/10/2024

Here’s a wee paw parade 🐾 of some of our recent visitors 🐶🐕‍🦺🐕.

We love to see photos sent in by owners of their dogs enjoying so keep snapping 📸 and sending them in to us or posting to our page 😁.

Click the link below to enjoy the glorious Gamrie countryside in our purpose built 2 acre secure private hire dog exercise field.

📍https://GamrieDogField.as.me/