Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields, The Paddock

Frequently Asked Questions About Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields, The Paddock

What makes Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields offers exclusive solo hire across 20 acres, meaning your dog never encounters other dogs or unfamiliar people during your session. The field is fully enclosed with six-foot fencing, providing a controlled environment for reactive, nervous, or anxious dogs. The mix of open grassland and three acres of woodland gives dogs plenty of space to decompress at their own pace, and owners tell us the sheer size helps dogs that need distance from triggers to relax properly.

How long can I hire Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields for, and what does it cost?

You can book Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields for either 30-minute or 60-minute slots, depending on how much exercise your dog needs. Prices start from around £13.20 per 30 minutes, though it's worth confirming current rates when you book. You can bring up to six dogs in a single booking, which makes it cost-effective for households with multiple dogs or professional walkers working with small groups near Banbury.

What facilities are available at Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields near Banbury?

Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields is well equipped for longer visits. There's on-site parking right by the field entrance, plus a shelter and benches if the weather turns. Fresh water is available for dogs, and hose pipes let you rinse muddy paws before heading home. You'll also find a hot drinks vending machine, which owners appreciate during colder months when a warm drink makes the visit more comfortable.

Is Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields suitable for dogs with high prey drive or unreliable recall?

Yes, Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields caters specifically to dogs with high prey drive and unreliable recall. The field is fully enclosed with six-foot fencing, so dogs can run freely without risk of chasing wildlife out of bounds. The 20 acres of mixed terrain, including woodland and open grass, gives prey-driven dogs plenty to explore safely. Solo hire means you won't be interrupted by other dogs or distractions, making it ideal for recall training sessions.

What is the terrain like at Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields?

The Paddock at Shotteswell spans 20 acres with notably varied terrain: 17 acres of rolling grassland and three acres of mature woodland. This mix gives dogs different surfaces and scents to explore during their session, which works well for mental stimulation alongside physical exercise. The open grassland suits dogs that love to gallop, whilst the woodland provides shade and interesting natural cover for sniffing and exploring at a steadier pace.