Unleashed Dog Park

23/09/2026

Morning all,

I’m currently in hospital and expect to be here for around five days, so I may not always be able to answer calls as the signal isn’t very good.

If you have any issues with gates or locks, please contact Phil on 07951 655799, but only in an emergency, please.

If you are inquiring about booking, then please visit the website www.unleasheddogpark net

Thank you for your understanding.

Nicki

20/09/2026

Two 30min cancellations in the activity field today, 11.30 and 2.30

Book via the website
www.unleasheddogpark.net

19/09/2026

Cancellation today in activity at 12.30 for 30mins.

Book via the website

The fields are available for hire, exclusively for you for an allotted appointment, which can be either 30 minutes or 1 hour.

18/09/2026

17/09/2026

🐾 What is your dog really telling you? 🐾

The trainers who hold classes at the field are hosting an interesting talk at Nostell Priory, where they’ll explain what your dog is communicating through their behaviour.

A great opportunity to learn more about your dog and better understand what they’re trying to tell you! 🐶💬

Click the link on the original post to book your place.

12/09/2026

Morning all,

Can we please remind everyone to pick up after your dogs? We’ve had a few complaints recently about dog poo not being picked up, and during this morning's opening and morning checks today, we found several piles that had been left behind.

There are plenty of poo bags and bins around the field, so there really is no excuse. Please make sure you clean up after your dog and help us keep the fields clean and enjoyable for everyone.

We also found a destroyed tennis ball in the Chill Field this morning. Just a reminder that tennis balls are not permitted in either field. This is clearly stated on the signs at the gates, on our website, and in the emails you receive.

This rule is in place for your dogs’ safety. Tennis balls can be easily destroyed, and dogs can swallow the discarded pieces, which can cause serious intestinal blockages and potentially require surgery. Unfortunately, we know this first-hand, as one of our own dogs used to eat tennis balls and required numerous operations as a result.

Tennis balls can also be damaging to dogs’ teeth, as repeatedly chewing on the felt covering can gradually wear the teeth down.

Please help us keep the fields safe, clean and enjoyable for everyone — and please leave tennis balls at home. Thank you! 🐾

09/09/2026

Join us on Friday 25th September.

09/09/2026

I can personally recommend Anything is Pawsable, as they helped us with one of our own dogs.

It’s really interesting to learn what’s actually causing the reactions and, more importantly, understand how you can help them. It made such a difference for us.