Learchild Dog Field

18/04/2024

National Exercise Day is celebrated on 18 April every year. It is a day to encourage everyone to participate in physical activities. and what better way to have fun and keep fit than with our 🐶 fur families. Exercise enhances our general health by giving us more energy, making us feel better, and even extending our lives by years. Regular physical activity and exercise have several health benefits that are impossible to overlook. National Exercise Day is a day to encourage and motivate people to exercise, with the aim that it will be the start of a new habit for everyone and what better way than to do it with your 🐶a great way to spend quality time together. Learchild Dog Field is a great way for your dogs to have fun and freedom whilst they exercise knowing they are secure in our enclosed field, but do you have any favourite walks in Northumberland or any that you would like to do with your dogs. April is a great time to get out and explore why not visit Northumberland National Park for some great local information and walks . We would love to know your favourite walks or if you need any suggestions let us know

17/04/2024

Have we got any cute little head tilters out there! Let’s see those 🐶📸

13/04/2024

have we got sny selfie 📸🐶photos out there let’s see them in the comments

13/04/2024

We love to see our dogs 🐶 having fun and freedom in our 2 acre secure and fully enclosed dog field. Just like Sue Maclennan and her gorgeous 🤎🐶enjoying their visit to Learchild Dog Field this week. Anyone else been to see us this week? ❤️

13/04/2024

Anyone heading to see us Learchild Dog Field at the weekend? 🐶

11/04/2024

today 11 April and whether you’re already a devoted pet parent, or you’re still learning how to best fit a companion into your life, there are plenty of ways to celebrate! Furry friends, scaly sidekicks, and cute critters.

Designed to celebrate our unconditional love of pets, National Pet Day is a holiday that gives us an excuse to spread the love by giving back to animal rescue organisations, spoil our own beloved best friends, and advocate for the health and futures of all companion animals. The original goal of National Pet Day is to encourage the adoption of pets and improve their health and wellbeing.

Here’s some ideas of how to celebrate and get involved:

💜Donate pet supplies to your local animal
rescue centres

💜Support a rescue or animal welfare
organisation

💜Volunteer at a local animal shelter

💜 Support pet-loving brands that give back and are good to the environment

💜Upcycle some of your pets old toys and give them a refresh

💜A visit to Learchild Dog Field 😉

Have you got any other suggestions to add to the list? Or maybe you are a rescue organisation let us know what you do and we will give you a shout out plus let’s see some photos of your wonderful pets 🐱🐭🐹🐰🐍🦎🦜🦮

10/04/2024

National Siblings Day is Wednesday 10th April 2024 and is a global awareness day recognising brothers and sisters! Does your 🐶have a brother (s) or sister (s) we would love to see them - let’s see your sibling shots in the comments 📸🐶🐶happy

09/04/2024

06/04/2024

to Whittingham, Northumberland

06/04/2024

Sue Maclennan and her gorgeous 🤎🐶enjoying their visit to Learchild Dog Field this week. Anyone else been to see us this week? Let’s see your 📸🐶

04/04/2024

Woohoo 🥳 we’ve reached 500 followers on the Learchild Dog Field page thank you so much 🫶🏻to everyone that follows us and all your wonderful contributions to our page, your photos and your visits to the field 🫶🏻

03/04/2024

Did you know that 3 April is so why not put on your most comfortable shoes and go out to celebrate National Walking Day we have some amazing walks in Northumberland both at the coast and countryside. The day encourages people to be healthy and reminds us that just 30 minutes of walking every day can have a great impact on our overall health, and help prevent diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. So why not head out with your furry friend to keep you company and get stretching those legs and improving your mood and health. Be aware that this time of the year is so keep dogs on lead around livestock and if they need to let off steam afterwards and want some fun and freedom off lead book them a session Learchild Dog Field www.learchilddogfield.co.uk

Where’s your favourite walk in Northumberland?

02/04/2024

Thank you so much Graham Pirie for your wonderful review . We are delighted you 🐶🐶 enjoyed your first visit and can’t wait to welcome you back again. If you and your dogs have enjoyed a visit to Learchild Dog Field we would love it if you could leave a review on our page too 🫶🏻

01/04/2024

Monday funday for these 🐶🐶today Learchild Dog Field anymore having Easter 🐣 Monday fun with us today

01/04/2024

Anyone else love Snoopy he’s such a cool 😎 dog isn’t he! And a very happy April everyone, how’s your April looking? Hopefully there won’t be too many April showers and we will see you at Learchild Dog Field but look out for a new shelter coming to the field soon to keep you dry while your 🐶have fun if it does ☔️let us know if you would like to see a shelter in the field. Have an awesome April and don’t forget to send us your 🐶📸on your visits or if we have any 🐶born in April share your 🐶📸in the comments

30/03/2024

Lots more of our Learchild Dog Field crew enjoying fun at the field this week 🐶🤎have you been too? Share your 🐶📸with us

30/03/2024

British Summer Time U.K. begins on the last Sunday in March, which this year falls on 31 March 2024 so don’t forget to move your clocks forward an hour from 2 a.m. … who’s excited for longer days and lighter nights more time to enjoy Learchild Dog Field book your visits online now www.learchilddogfield.co.uk and don’t forget our special offer book 5 sessions and get 6th free

29/03/2024

29/03/2024

Happy Easter 🐣 everyone. Anyone planning a visit with us at Learchild Dog Field over Easter? We are open as usual and you can book online www.learchilddogfield.co.uk … and Eve better the clocks change this Sunday meaning even longer lighter days for more time to enjoy your visits 🐶

28/03/2024

Easter 🐣 weekend is a great chance to get outdoors with your 🐶 for some quality time together. If you are visiting us over Easter why not plan some egg’citing 😉fun with your 🐶 and plan an Easter Egg Hunt (of course not using human chocolate☺️) Learchild Dog Field with over 2 acres of field there’s plenty of hiding places for your dogs to ‘follow the scent’ for Easter treats.

1. Choose the right eggs

First up, the eggs! Plastic eggs work best for hiding dog food and treats, but getting the right ones is important; they can’t be so small that your pooch will accidentally swallow them, nor should they be able to chew them to pieces. Medium-sized plastic eggs that separate in half are ideal - even better if they have holes, or you’re able to drill holes in them, so your dog is able to catch the smell of the treats inside.

2. Choose the perfect setting .. of course 🐶💚

3. Fill your eggs with tasty, trackable treats
Strongly scented treats are the most successful for an egg hunt, as your pooch should be able to follow their nose to find them! Place a small piece of treat or food in each egg and be sure the egg is secured

4. Scatter them around the field
Hide the eggs all over the location. Be sure the eggs are accessible and your pooch needn’t hurt themselves by getting the egg and of course be sure that you have collected them all before leaving so the field is clear for next users

Best treats for doggy egg hunts

Doggy chocolate
Fresh meat
Cheese
Favourite dog treats/biscuits

For more details and ideas checkout https://www.poochandmutt.co.uk/blogs/lifestyle/how-to-make-dog-easter-egg-hunt?utm_source=google&utm_network=g&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=21022049174&utm_term=&utm_content=690843611754&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA84CvBhCaARIsAMkAvkLy0qNNFBIMF39Bb3WBEmE7viar7hzQ_xkklYLehwKOapYEr1grk_UaAjZVEALw_wcB

27/03/2024

Dates for your doggie diaries this Easter/April with Northumberland Dog Rescue 💜Bamburgh Castle

Northumberland Dog Rescue 💜Our ground breaking "dog-sitting" service is back for 2024 at Bamburgh Castle 👍

These are our initial spring dates and we'll be announcing our summer dates soon 😀

Suggested cash or card donations for the service are £5 for a 30 minute slot, and £10 for a 1 hour slot payable on the day, with all funds raised from the dog sitting going to the Northumberland Dog Rescue Charity (RCN 1170022) 💜

‼️ Advance booking is recommended via email at [email protected] due to there being limited availability on the days ‼️

25/03/2024

Well look at Ronnie & Ernie not put off at all by the ☔️ visiting Learchild Dog Field today and having lots of fun … look at their faces 🤎🐶🐶thanks Graham Pirie for 📸 have you been today too? Dont forget we have a promotion in right now 6 for 5 sessions book online www.learchilddogfeld.co.uk

24/03/2024

Always love to see our furry friends enjoying fun and freedom Learchild Dog Field here’s some of our fabulous visitors this week 🐶🤎have you been share your 📸with us too

23/03/2024

You may recognise these regulars Learchild Dog Field and here they are as wee pups! It’s today to celebrate share your 🐶📸puppy photos

23/03/2024

Have we got any 🐶📸from this weeks visits to Learchild Dog Field we would love to see them

22/03/2024

Do you have a must do list of dog friendly activities for your 🐶 we love to see them at Learchild of course but here are some suggestions of other doggy activities you can do across the year. Have you done already or are you going to add any of these to your 🐶wish list?

21/03/2024

Any dogtroverts out there 🐶☺️

20/03/2024

If you’re out and about this time of year and around livestock keep its and important to keep your distance. Plenty of room Learchild Dog Field for your 🐶to run free and have lots of off lead fun with over 2 acres of enclosed secure field to frolic around. Who’s visiting us soon? Book online www.learchilddogfield.co.uk