Northlands Dog Walking

Frequently Asked Questions About Northlands Dog Walking

What size is Northlands Dog Walking and how long can I hire it for?

Northlands Dog Walking spans four acres of open field near Chichester, giving your dog plenty of room to roam and explore. You can book either a 25-minute or 55-minute session depending on your needs, and each booking is private, you'll have the entire space to yourself. The longer slot is popular with owners working on recall training or simply letting their dogs burn off energy in a safe, solo environment.

How much does it cost to hire Northlands Dog Walking?

Sessions at Northlands Dog Walking start from around £6, making it one of the more affordable private hire fields in the Chichester area. Prices may vary depending on the slot length you choose (25 or 55 minutes), so it's worth confirming current rates when you book. The straightforward online booking system shows availability across Monday to Saturday, helping you plan ahead easily.

Can I bring more than one dog to Northlands Dog Walking?

Yes, you can bring up to four dogs per booking at Northlands Dog Walking. This makes it particularly practical for multi-dog households or professional dog walkers who need a secure space to exercise several dogs together. Because each session is private, your group won't encounter other dogs, which is especially helpful if you're managing dogs with different temperaments or energy levels.

What facilities are available at Northlands Dog Walking in Chichester?

The site offers water, shelter, seating, bins, and a toilet, covering the essentials for a comfortable visit. Benches are dotted around the field so you can sit and supervise while your dog explores. These facilities are particularly useful during longer 55-minute sessions or in unpredictable weather, and they reflect the well-maintained nature of the field throughout the year.

Is Northlands Dog Walking suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Absolutely. The field is fully enclosed with 6ft fencing and hedges, and each booking is exclusively yours, so there's no risk of unexpected encounters with other dogs. Owners of reactive, nervous, or escape-prone dogs find the privacy invaluable, and the four-acre space gives anxious dogs room to decompress at their own pace. Puppy owners also use the field for off-lead recall practice in a controlled setting.