Please ensure that your dogs are adequately vaccinated to use a public place. If your dog is showing any signs of illness do not use the field and be respectful of other pets and their owners.

You agree that your use of the field is at your own risk and agree not to hold Highfield Happy Hounds Secure Dog Walking paddocks its owners or staff responsible for any injury to you, your family/friends or your dogs arising from your use of the field. The field is a large outdoor space, and contains areas of uneven ground which could be concealed under long grass or other vegetation, has overhanging branches from trees around the edges which may fall or have fallen and could contain other hazards consistent with the countryside

You are welcome to bring your children to the field, but they must be supervised at all times. Please be aware that the field has not been made child safe, and that certain elements may pose an additional hazard to children.

Although we will be inspecting and maintaining the fence regularly, holes or other damage to the fence may occur from time to time due to a number of reasons including digging by dogs or other animals, falling trees or branches, and general wear and tear. If you become aware of any issue with the state of the fence, please let us know immediately so that we can make other users aware and so that we can fix it as soon as possible. We cannot, however, take any responsibility for any dog escaping the field whether or not this is through a defect in the fence, and regardless of whether we have notified you in advance or not.

It is your responsibility to pick up all of your dog’s waste and dispose of it in the mess bins provided. You must enter the field and close the gate before letting your dog(s) of there lead to ensure the safety of the dog(s), nearby road users and members of the public. Please stay outside the gate until your booking time. It is your responsibility to gauge your dog’s ability to escape from these boundaries.