19/01/2025
Here's gorgeous Poppy ๐ฉท soaking up a sunny day โ๏ธ (and the 'temporary water feature' ๐๐) - fab pics to brighten up a frosty โ๏ธ Sunday morning ๐ฅฐ๐๐พ
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The Field
Three acres of field for dogs to have fun and frolics, enclosed by 6-foot deer fencing.
ACCESS Access is by prior arrangement only. Each slot is 50 minutes long in order to allow safe changeover between users. Dogs stay in the car until the arranged appointment time. Any delays, please call 07503815813. There is a double-gate entry system, with parking at the top of the field. Please ensure the gates are securely shut and latched at all times.
USING THE FIELD The field has 6-foot high deer fencing. Please keep this in mind in case a dog is able to jump high fences, or burrow under. The bottom of the mesh is 15 cm x 10 cm (6x4 inches) and is set up to be rabbit-friendly to allow bunnies to escape safely. If a dog is small enough to squeeze through, the field may not be suitable. Please see the picture No liability will be accepted for any escapee, by any route. All equipment is for canine use only. No responsibility will be accepted for any injury or harm from use of the field or equipment.
CLEANING UP โAll responsible dog owners pick up after their dogs and use the available bins, or take it home for disposal. Spare bags are available around the field, if you run out. โ DOGS Owners are responsible for your dogs at all times. Dogs may not be left unattended at any time. Please ensure that your dog is not unwell from illnesses such as kennel cough, diarrhoea, or other infectious diseases. Dogs must be up to date with vaccinations as well as treated for flea/tick prevention and de-wormed regularly. Puppies are welcome, as long as they are old enough to have had their vaccinations. Please be careful to avoid letting pups jump on hurdles.
