Run Free - Redisham, Enclosed Dog Walking Field.

28/07/2023

09/06/2023

Hope everyone is enjoying the sunshine ☀️
From 1st August I am unfortunately having to increase my prices (1st increase since Sept 2020).
Prices will be £5 for 30 minutes & £8 an hour.
Thank you all for your continued support.

24/12/2022

Merry Christmas to all our customers and their furry friends. 🎄🤶💜

07/12/2022

The field is holding up well so far this season 🤞
Don’t forget we are open all over Christmas 🎄

09/09/2022

Goodnight Ma'am

22/08/2022

Please can everyone vote, it only takes a minute.
They are really struggling at the moment.

LIB Dog Rescue, Lowestoft

Thank you 🙏

03/08/2022

25/03/2022

We are fully booked this weekend.
If you have a booking for Sunday please remember the clocks change Saturday night. 👍

24/02/2022

PARVOVIRUS IS IN THE AREA

Please be aware we are seeing several cases of parvovirus – sadly some have been fatal.
TO PROTECT YOUR PET, It is very important that your dog’s vaccinations are being kept up to date.

29/01/2022

29/01/2022

A dog owner has warned people to take care when out walking their pets after two of his three Shih Tzus came down with a mystery illness.

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas to you all & thank you for all your support in 2021
🎄🎁
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22/12/2021

Wonderful view on the field today ❤️ very very muddy though 😞

10/12/2021

It’s that time again 🙁
The field is now very very muddy 🙁
xx

05/11/2021

I have just walked the EDGE of the field !!
Not even done the middle yet !!

18/09/2021

Please please clear up after your dog(s).
Watch your dogs, not your phones !!!!

12/06/2021

PROTECT THOSE PAWS and follow the Seven Second Rule

Hot weather can cause roads to melt and dogs to burn their paws on asphalt, tarmac and concrete. For many, warm, sunny weather provides a great incentive to get outdoors. But it also brings its problems — Your dogs paws are sensitive and are likely to burn on scorching roads and pavements in these high summer temperatures.

FOLLOW the SEVEN SECOND RULE and your dog should be safe
Dogs’ paws can be just as sensitive as humans’ feet.
That means they’re equally as likely to get burnt walking on a hot surface as their owner would be.
Place the back of your hand on the road or pavement surface for seven seconds.
If you struggle to hold it down, it’s too hot to walk a dog.
Protect your dog’s paws by walking early in the morning or late in the evening when surfaces are cooler.