Paws and Play Paddock Dog Field, Leashaw

Frequently Asked Questions About Paws and Play Paddock Dog Field, Leashaw

How do I book a session at Paws and Play Paddock Dog Field in Leashaw, and how far in advance should I plan?

Booking at Paws and Play Paddock is straightforward, owners we hear from in Derbyshire say the process is easy, though the field is popular, so advance booking is strongly advised. Sessions are one hour long and can accommodate up to three dogs per hire. Given its reputation among local dog owners, especially those with reactive or nervous dogs, slots fill quickly, so booking a week or more ahead is recommended to secure your preferred time.

What makes Paws and Play Paddock suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Paws and Play Paddock is a private, solo-hire field, so your booking guarantees you won't meet other dogs during your session, a feature owners working with reactive dogs particularly value. The paddock is surrounded by 5ft fencing, and the natural, wooded setting at Leashaw Farm provides a peaceful environment. Owners tell us the privacy and tranquillity make it ideal for dogs building confidence or undergoing behavioural work, without the stress of unexpected encounters.

What facilities and features does Paws and Play Paddock offer beyond an open field?

Unlike many flat, mowed paddocks, Paws and Play Paddock features a varied, semi-wooded layout with trees, bushes, and natural paths that dogs love to explore and sniff. There's a stable for shelter, multiple picnic benches dotted around for owners to sit, and a separate section with agility obstacles. Owners describe the experience as closer to a woodland walk than a typical paddock hire, with plenty to keep dogs mentally and physically engaged throughout the hour.

Is Paws and Play Paddock suitable for puppies and recall training?

Yes, Paws and Play Paddock is a popular choice for puppy owners in Derbyshire. The 5ft fencing and solo-hire model mean young dogs can practise recall safely off-lead without the risk of running into other dogs or escaping. Owners tell us the natural layout, with trees, bushes, and varied terrain, provides excellent enrichment for curious puppies, helping them build confidence while exploring in a controlled, private environment.

What does it cost to hire Paws and Play Paddock Dog Field, and what do you get for the price?

Hire starts from around £10 per hour, confirm current rates when booking. For that price, you get exclusive use of a large, wooded paddock for up to three dogs, with shelter, seating, and agility equipment included. Owners in the area consistently describe it as excellent value, especially given the natural, varied terrain and the that comes with private hire at a rural Derbyshire farm location.