If you are planning to run a dog field as a commercial operation, renting your land to customers for the purpose of exercising dogs you will need consent from your local planning authority.
View moreYou’d be forgiven for thinking that dog fields run themselves – they don’t! There’s a heck of a lot more to setting up and operating a dog field than the average user imagines
View moreWhen we talk about a buffer, we mean clear air between customers – a distinct time between when one customer’s session has finished, and the next begins.
View moreI’ve put off addressing the issue of the new XL Bully legislation for weeks. However, having become increasingly frustrated by the guff circulating on the internet – some of which has come from people in positions of assumed authority – I feel like the time is right to open Pandora’s…
View moreYou may already have seen the article I wrote on more practical gear I take to dog fields (check that out here) but this isn’t about that – this is about fun. Our dogs are mad about chasing balls but that wears thin after a while and it’s not a…
View moreThere are few things that make life as a dog field owner a heck of a lot easier! Here are are top tips for essential gear!
View moreThis is one where I’m not going to beat about the bush. You must check your fields every day before you open – for both your customers and to protect your business. If you don’t do it, please read on because I hope by the end of this, I’ve convinced…
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