Paws on the Run, Dog Field, Stoke Poges

Frequently Asked Questions About Paws on the Run, Dog Field, Stoke Poges

What makes Paws on the Run suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Paws on the Run offers solo private hire, meaning your dog has the entire 1.5-acre space to themselves for the full hour, no other dogs will be present during your session. The field has 6ft fencing and coded gate entry, providing a controlled environment. Owners of reactive dogs, including those with a nervous husky, have told us they could finally relax and let their dog enjoy true off-lead freedom without the unpredictability of public parks. The privacy is the key benefit here.

How much does it cost to hire Paws on the Run in Stoke Poges?

Hire at Paws on the Run starts from around £10 per hour, confirm current rates when booking. Owners we've spoken to consider this excellent value compared to other private fields around London and Buckinghamshire, especially given the full-hour session and the well-maintained facilities. You can book up to four dogs from the same household in one slot, which makes it even more cost-effective for multi-dog families.

What facilities are available at Paws on the Run?

The field has off-road parking right next to the gate, so you don't need to walk through other areas to access the field. On-site you'll find a dry shelter for rainy days, multiple poo bins, and agility equipment including jumps, tunnels, and training cones. Dog bowls are provided, though there's no water supply so you'll need to bring your own. Owners appreciate the benches and shaded areas, making it comfortable for handlers as well as dogs.

Is Paws on the Run suitable for XL Bully breeds?

Yes, Paws on the Run welcomes XL Bully breeds, including exempted dogs. One owner with an exempted XL Bully specifically praised the field's suitability, highlighting the privacy and space it offers. The solo-hire model means you won't encounter other dogs or handlers during your session, which is particularly helpful for owners navigating breed-specific considerations or training needs. The field's surface is well-maintained grass, suitable for energetic, powerful breeds.

Are there any distractions at Paws on the Run I should be aware of?

Horses graze in the neighbouring paddocks, which some dogs find interesting. Most owners report their dogs don't mind, though one visitor with an 'escapologist husky' noted their dog was particularly focused on the ponies. If your dog is reactive to horses or livestock, it's worth considering whether the view might be a distraction. The rural Stoke Poges setting is otherwise quiet and private, with no other dogs or walkers passing through during your booking.