You’ve got bookings, a field, and a sinking feeling that things are looking a bit… sad. Don’t worry — this is your no-nonsense guide to keeping your dog field looking loved, professional, and not like a paddock of broken dreams. Featuring the now-legendary M.I.N.T.Y. Rule™.

You wouldn’t let your farm shop rot into the ground — so why do some dog field owners give up and let their fields go feral? In this ranty little love letter to standards, we talk about why scruffiness kills bookings and what it says to your customers (hint: it’s not flattering).

Summer sun is great—until your dog starts panting like they’ve done the London Marathon in a gorilla suit. This guide covers everything you need to know about using a dog field safely in hot weather, from best times to book to spotting early signs of heatstroke. Shade, water, and a bit of planning can make all the difference.

Running a dog field isn’t just about fences and fun—it’s also about handling the mucky bits. This guide covers the best dog waste bins, cleaning gear, and setup tips to keep your field hygienic, professional, and pong-free.

If you’ve tried booking a secure dog field recently, you’ll know — there are now thousands of them across the UK. At first glance, that sounds like heaven for dog owners like me (and my two ‘challenging’ dogs!). But the truth is: more doesn’t always mean better choice.