My Dog Run

Frequently Asked Questions About My Dog Run

What makes My Dog Run suitable for nervous and reactive dogs?

My Dog Run operates on a strictly private-hire basis, you and your dog have the field entirely to yourselves for each session. That means no surprise encounters with other dogs or people, which is invaluable for nervous, reactive, antisocial or rescue dogs still building confidence. The fencing is six feet or higher, and rustic obstacles on-site offer gentle enrichment without overwhelming anxious dogs. It's a calm, controlled environment where your dog can decompress at their own pace.

How much does it cost to hire My Dog Run and how long is each session?

Sessions at My Dog Run start from around £6 per booking, confirm current rates and session length when you book. The solo-hire model means you pay for exclusive use of the field, so the exact duration and pricing structure are best checked directly. Given the privacy, rustic obstacles and shelter included, it's competitively priced for owners across the South East of England looking for a safe off-lead space.

What facilities and parking are available at My Dog Run?

My Dog Run provides hardstanding parking directly on-site, so you won't be trudging through mud even after heavy rain. There's shelter available if the weather turns, and the field includes rustic obstacles for physical and mental enrichment. These practical touches make drop-off and pick-up straightforward, and the on-site amenities mean you and your dog can stay comfortable throughout your session.

Can I use My Dog Run for recall training with my puppy or escape-prone dog?

Absolutely. My Dog Run's six-foot-or-higher fencing and solo-hire setup make it a popular choice for puppy recall training and for dogs with a history of escaping. Because you have the field to yourselves, you can practise commands, games and off-lead confidence without distraction or risk. Owners across the South East and East of England use it for everything from teenage recall wobbles to rehabilitating rescue dogs with no reliable recall.