Pig and Pooch, Coombe

Frequently Asked Questions About Pig and Pooch, Coombe

What facilities and equipment are available at Pig and Pooch in Coombe for my dog to enjoy?

Pig and Pooch provides a well-equipped space for dogs to explore and play. The 3.5-acre Pebble's Paddock includes agility equipment such as weave poles and jumps, plus tunnels, tractor tyres filled with sand for digging, and a mound of earth. There's a large field shelter with a picnic bench where owners can sit, fresh water bowls for dogs, and poo bags clipped to fences. Parking is gravelled and located inside the field, making drop-off easy even in wet Cornish weather.

Is Pig and Pooch near Newquay suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Yes, Pig and Pooch is a popular choice for reactive, nervous and rescue dogs. The private hire system means your dog won't encounter other dogs or people during your session. Owners we hear from, including those with reactive terriers and nervous rescues, value the complete privacy and freedom it offers. One rescue owner describes it as perfect for dogs that need a safe space to feel free without worry, making it ideal for dogs that struggle in public spaces.

How secure is the fencing at Pig and Pooch in Coombe?

Pig and Pooch is fenced to 6ft or taller, providing a secure boundary for off-lead exercise. The paddocks are separated by a large hedge for total privacy during solo bookings. Owners tell us the high-quality fencing gives them, and dogs can run freely without concern. It's well suited to escape-prone dogs or those building recall confidence.

How much does it cost to hire Pig and Pooch near Newquay, and how long are the sessions?

Hire starts from around £6 per 30 minutes, with 60-minute slots also available, confirm current rates when booking. You can bring up to four dogs per session. The booking system is straightforward, and owners we've spoken to appreciate the value and flexibility. Located just minutes from the A390, it's easy to reach and offers excellent facilities for the price.

What is the surface and size of the dog field at Pig and Pooch?

Pebble's Paddock spans 3.5 acres of grassy field terrain, plenty of space for dogs to run, sniff and explore. There's also a barked area near the shelter, which helps reduce mud even during Cornwall's rainy season. The field sits on a hill with views across the countryside, and dogs enjoy the varied terrain including mounds and open areas for ball games and recall practice.