Category archives: Reactive Dogs

We drove four hours to a supposedly secure dog-friendly stay in Wales, only to find five sheep inside the fenced area. It turned into a fairly memorable lesson in what 'secure' really means, why reviews only tell you so much, and why standards matter for both dog field owners and the people who rely on them.

I really believe that understanding reactive dogs and their owners is very important to your business so if you don’t read this to better serve your customers, at least read it to better your business. Reactive dog owners, pay more for good fields, travel further, book further in advance and…

Our most recent study into field setup found that Dog Field Operations that have more that one field operating on their site make an average of 20% less per session and are 27% less occupied over a 3 month study period.

We recently took a short break to the Norfolk coast with East Ruston Cottages and it went beyond all expectations, setting a new high bar.

You 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…

I’ve been pretty disappointed by dog gear over the years which is why when I find something I like, that works, and isn’t eye wateringly expensive, I do tend to be pretty vocal about it! Enter Hunter Hounds.