Julie's Dog Walking Field

Frequently Asked Questions About Julie's Dog Walking Field

How large is Julie's Dog Walking Field and what sort of dogs does it suit?

Julie's Dog Walking Field spans three acres of grassland in Hesketh Bank, near Preston, giving dogs plenty of room to run and explore. It's particularly well-suited to reactive dogs, nervous rescues, puppies working on recall, and dogs in season, owners we hear from value the private, quiet setting. With a five-foot fence and fully enclosed perimeter, it offers for dogs who need extra security during off-lead exercise.

What facilities are available at Julie's Dog Walking Field?

The field provides a large shelter, which local owners tell us is handy in both rain and sunshine. There's convenient on-site parking that makes drop-off straightforward, and the field includes both mowed grass and rougher ground for varied sniffing and exploring. The spacious layout and calm rural location near Preston are consistently appreciated by visitors with nervous or reactive dogs.

How much does it cost to hire Julie's Dog Walking Field?

Hire starts from around £10 per session, and you can bring up to eight dogs in a single booking, confirm current rates and session length when you book. Local owners tell us the field offers good value for the space provided, though it's worth noting there's no on-site poo bin, so you'll need to take waste home with you.

Is Julie's Dog Walking Field suitable for multiple dogs or group training?

Yes, Julie's Dog Walking Field allows up to eight dogs per booking, making it a practical choice for multi-dog households or professional dog walkers in the Preston area. Owners we hear from, including those with spaniels, collies, and vizslas, report their dogs love the freedom to run together across the three-acre site, with plenty of space for recall practice or socialisation work.

What do local dog owners in Preston say about Julie's Dog Walking Field?

The field is highly rated by local owners, who consistently praise its size, cleanliness, and the provision of a large shelter. Many tell us their dogs loved the freedom to explore and sniff, and the mix of mowed and rougher ground adds variety. The quiet rural setting near Hesketh Bank is particularly valued by those with nervous or reactive dogs needing a calm, private space.