Hounds & Bounds Dog Fields - Fido’s Field, Bradfield

Frequently Asked Questions About Hounds & Bounds Dog Fields - Fido’s Field, Bradfield

What facilities are available for owners at Hounds & Bounds Dog Fields - Fido's Field in Bradfield?

Fido's Field provides a dedicated tea and coffee shed stocked with hot drinks, milk, and hot chocolate, all free of charge. There's an outside seating platform where you can relax and watch your dog, plus running water at a sink for washing hands. A mud daddy is available to clean your dog after a muddy session, and the field supplies poo bags, bins, water tap, and bowls. Owners we hear from particularly value being able to sit with a cuppa while their dog explores the two-acre space.

How long are the hire sessions at Fido's Field near Bradfield, and what does it cost?

Sessions at Fido's Field last one hour and are private to your booking, you won't share the space with other dogs. Hire starts from around £12 per hour; confirm current rates when you book. The field operates on PIN-activated gate entry, and parking is inside the secure area, which owners tell us makes arrival straightforward. The hour-long slot gives reactive or energetic dogs plenty of time to run, play, or explore the agility equipment and rough undergrowth at the field's edge.

Is Hounds & Bounds Dog Fields - Fido's Field in West Berkshire suitable for nervous or reactive dogs?

Yes, Fido's Field is expressly suited to reactive and noisy dogs. The field is set in isolated farmland with no neighbouring footpaths or livestock, so there are no unexpected triggers. Because it's solo hire, your dog has the full two-acre paddock to themselves for the hour. Owners of nervous breeds we hear from report their dogs can run freely here without fearing encounters with other animals, and the 6ft-high, fully enclosed fencing provides secure containment for dogs that need it.

What agility equipment and activities are available at Fido's Field, Bradfield?

Fido's Field includes agility contact equipment that dogs can use during their session, owners tell us their dogs enjoy trying the obstacles, and even cautious pets have been coaxed over and through them. There's also an area of rough undergrowth and trees at the bottom of the field for dogs that like to rummage and explore. The two-acre size gives fast or energetic dogs room to stretch their legs, and the field is well-maintained and tidy, making it suitable for ball play or simply ambling about.

What is the surface like at Hounds & Bounds Dog Fields - Fido's Field, and can I park on site?

Fido's Field is a grass paddock with a mix of open space and rougher ground toward the edges. Parking is available inside the secure area, which owners appreciate for easy drop-off and keeping an eye on the car. Do note that parking on the grass itself isn't encouraged, stick to the designated area. The field is away from residential areas, set in lovely surrounding countryside, so noisy dogs can let loose without disturbing neighbours.