Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock

Frequently Asked Questions About Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock

What facilities are available at Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock in Newark and Sherwood?

The paddock comes well-equipped for both dogs and their owners. You'll find water bowls, waste bins, shelter and seating for comfort, plus agility equipment, toys and a paddling pool to keep dogs entertained during their session. The grass surface provides good footing, and sessions run for 30 or 60 minutes depending on your booking. Local dog owners tell us the setup covers everything needed for a relaxed, enjoyable visit, particularly when dogs can explore without distractions from other animals.

Does Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock welcome banned breeds and XL Bullies?

Yes, Jerry Green Dog Rescue explicitly welcomes banned breeds and XL Bullies at their Newark and Sherwood paddock. Owners must bring the required documentation and follow current legislation, but the rescue's policy reflects their inclusive approach, they understand that responsible ownership matters more than breed labels. This openness makes the paddock a valuable resource for owners in Nottinghamshire who often struggle to find suitable hire fields for their dogs.

How much does it cost to hire Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock?

Hire starts from around £6 per 30-minute session, making it one of the more affordable options in the East Midlands. Sixty-minute slots are also available. Confirm current rates when you book, as pricing may vary between Jerry Green's sites. The competitive pricing, combined with the range of amenities and the fully enclosed space, represents strong value for owners in Newark and Sherwood looking for safe, private exercise sessions.

Can I bring multiple dogs to Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock?

Yes, the Broughton site welcomes up to five dogs per booking, whilst the South Lincolnshire location has no upper limit. Both operate on a solo hire basis, so your group has the paddock entirely to yourselves for the duration of your session. This makes Jerry Green particularly useful for households with several dogs or professional walkers managing multiple clients, whilst still maintaining the privacy that reactive or nervous dogs need.

Is Jerry Green Dog Rescue enclosed paddock suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Absolutely. The paddock operates as private, solo hire, meaning your dog won't encounter other animals or people during your session. Owners we hear from report feeling reassured by this setup, one told us their dog 'doesn't like other dogs' but had an 'amazing' experience here. The fully enclosed grass paddock allows reactive or anxious dogs to run off-lead safely, and the quiet environment helps build confidence during recall training or simply lets nervous dogs decompress without stress.