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Dog Walking Fields - enclosed, private, off lead dog walking areas
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A public page to share enclosed dog walking areas in the UK.
We list the locations of privately owned fields/paddocks which are for hire by the hour, individually, or as a group.
Public parks with enclosed dog play areas ("dog parks") social dog playgroups, indoor dog training barns and daycare centres with facilities to hire, equestrian arenas for hire for dog exercise, paddocks with agility equipment and will consider anything else, as long as we have the owner's permission to share it's location!
If it's a fenced area, for dogs to run off lead, it can be included.
See our website for our searchable map of fields and spaces.
To add your facility, please email us at dogwalkingfields@gmail.com, or send a PM through the page.
We list the locations of privately owned fields/paddocks which are for hire by the hour, individually, or as a group.
Public parks with enclosed dog play areas ("dog parks") social dog playgroups, indoor dog training barns and daycare centres with facilities to hire, equestrian arenas for hire for dog exercise, paddocks with agility equipment and will consider anything else, as long as we have the owner's permission to share it's location!
If it's a fenced area, for dogs to run off lead, it can be included.
See our website for our searchable map of fields and spaces.
To add your facility, please email us at dogwalkingfields@gmail.com, or send a PM through the page.
21 recommendations and reviews from 19 people
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January 26, 2018
Spotted: T. asked:Does anyone no of an enclosed field where I can train my dog for recall without him getting out thanksJade G. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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December 3, 2017
Spotted: T. asked:I am looking for a secure area to walk my over anxious dog. He really doesn't get on with other dogs but we would love somewhere to let him off the lead for a good run. I think I read about somewhere local that you can hire but can't find it now. Any help greatly appreciated Thank you.Gaynor J. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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November 27, 2017
Laura K. asked:Hello everyone, just after some suggestions...we've recently got a whippet X saluki puppy and it's advised that you walk this type of dog (sight hound) in a secure fenced off area as they are likely to chase things. There needs to be enough space for them to run flat out though. Does anyone know of anywhere in the Stroud area? (Can drive and willing to travel though) or anyone with a sight hound, where do you walk them? ThanksLucy G. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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September 18, 2017
Georgia C. asked:Hi all, apologies as not directly agility related.. but relating to my agility dog lol.. We live in Jersey and are coming over to visit a friend next week who lives in the aisle of Purbeck in the U.K. The trouble is that one of our dogs is an ex hunting dog and even with a lot of recall training still can't be trusted off the lead in new places. Just wondering if anyone might know an enclosed field that we could hire in the area for half an hour or an hour a day so that Hero can have a good run? Thanks in advance for any ideas xxJenny E. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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May 19, 2017
Vikki C. asked:Can anyone offer any advice or recommend a gundog trainer in the midlands who can deal with a pointer with a strong chase instinct for birds? Following today's utter catastrophe on the beach which involved sprinting, screeching and the dog shooting off kilometres down the shoreline chasing seabirds and ignoring all requests to return we need assistance. I genuinely thought we were not going to get him back this time, it took over half an hour to catch him and nothing we have tried is cracking his chase instinct. Any suggestions you can make would be greatly appreciated as we can't let him off lead at all now unless it is totally enclosed and secure. I'm all out of ideas...Carol B. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/ Meant to post this the other day, hope it's of help x
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April 8, 2017
Donna M. asked:Does anyone know of any secure fields that can be hired for exercise in the Andover area? ThanksRuth H. replied:www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk Put your postcode in and it brings up all local ones to you
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April 2, 2017
Vanessa L. asked:Hi can anyone recommend somewhere to exercise a rescue dog to train for recall , must be totally enclosed with fences , around thanet , just want to let him off the lead but in a safe environment, Thanks xFran D. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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March 27, 2017
Zoe B. asked:HELP! Looking for somewhere to take the dogs for a good run about. Needs to be gated/fenced.Fran-tastic D. replied:http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk/ I've found used one near faversham on this website, only 20 minutes away from margate x
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March 21, 2017
Samantha E. asked:Hi, is there anywhere fairly local where I could take my dog that is fully enclosed so I could let her off the lead? I thought I read previously about an enclosed field that could be hired for a certain amount of time? TIA.Tanya A. replied:http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk/
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March 6, 2017
Teresa R. asked:Does anyone know of any enclosed fields in or around Norwich??Dog a. replied:Hi http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk will show the ones listed in that area
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November 13, 2016
Beckie J. asked:Is there anywhere around here with an enclosed field? I need to take my puppy off the lead for the first time and worried she'll run off.Rebecca R. replied:https://m.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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July 27, 2016
lordswearsalot asked:I'm looking for an enclosed field where I can run my stupid dogs in the Sheffield area can anyone help??Mel replied:http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk
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July 17, 2016
greywoofs asked:Humans are trying to find us a place to visit where we can go for a run... Does anyone know one? We live in Sheffield!..Bodley replied:Have a look at http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk they also have a facebook page # helpfulhound
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April 5, 2016
Gail B. asked:Looking for a secure field or place I can bring my dog to willing pay. She is unable to socialise with other dogs so needs to be only one there any recommendations?Vanessa H. replied:https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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March 30, 2016
Tracy D. asked:Good morning all, does anyone know of an enclosed area I can let my dog off lead to practice her recall Plz? Many thanksSusan H. replied:Don't know if one is listed on here. https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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January 29, 2016
Large R. asked:We have people on here from all four corners of the UK. If you know of places where you can hire space to let your dog run, please post them here to share with everybody elseAnna M. replied:There's a Facebook group which provides a directory and where people can let others know of they are aware of any: https://m.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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July 7, 2015
Helen R. asked:Does anyone know of a local (to Lower Earley) secure enclosed area where I can let my puppy off lead? I am still a bit nervous about letting her off in local parks and fields. Thanks in advanceKate B. replied:Hope this works...this is the FB page I used to locate secure fenced fields for dogs.... www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields
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November 1, 2017
Janine R. asked:Hi All In Need of your help please. Does anyone know of any enclosed dog parks locally??Sarah A. replied:This page keeps a list, mostly places for private hire. Nothing hugely local but might be worth it while you get him/her trained. I take mine to Woofington Woods near Guildford every couple of weeks and they love it. https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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May 4, 2017
Maria P. asked:Does anyone know of any local enclosed dog parks nearby. I have a rescue dog that I would like to be able to let off the lead but need somewhere that is contained initially! ThanksSarah A. replied:There is a page on fb dedicated to secure dog walking areas. https://www.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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September 5, 2017
Janna M. asked:Anyone know of any enclosed areas locally (parks/open spaces etc) that could be used for a bit of dog recall training? ThanksTess A. replied:http://www.dogwalkingfields.co.uk/ they also have FBpageTess A. replied:https://m.facebook.com/dogwalkingfields/
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