Safe Off-Lead Exercise
Safe Off-Lead Freedom in the Countryside
Imagine your dog running flat out, tail up, ears back, with absolutely nothing to worry about. Our secure field offers complete freedom in a fully enclosed, private space — the ultimate safe running experience.
Our secure dog field is a fully enclosed, private paddock located in the beautiful Warwickshire countryside — easily accessible from Warwick, Leamington Spa and the surrounding villages. It is a dedicated space where dogs can run completely free, off-lead, with no risk of escape, no traffic, no livestock, and no unexpected encounters with unfamiliar dogs or people.
The field is surrounded by robust, dog-proof fencing that is regularly inspected and maintained. The fencing is high enough to deter even the most determined jumpers and secure enough that diggers cannot find a way out. This means that for the duration of your dog's field run, you can relax completely, knowing they are safe. Every fence line is checked before each use, and the gate is secured with a double-latch system for added safety.
The field itself is generously sized — plenty of space for a really good sprint, for fetch games that cover serious ground, and for the kind of unrestricted running that dogs were born to do. The grass is well-maintained, free of hazards, and provides good footing for dogs of all ages and mobility levels. There are interesting scents, sights and sounds of the countryside to explore, all within the safety of the enclosed space.
Using a secure field is different from walking on open land or public footpaths. In open countryside, even the best-trained dog can be tempted to chase wildlife, wander onto roads, or approach other dogs or livestock. A lead is often necessary for safety, which limits your dog's freedom. In a secure field, none of those concerns exist. Your dog can sprint, chase, roll, explore, and simply be a dog, with no restrictions whatsoever.
The secure field is particularly valuable for dogs who cannot be let off-lead in open spaces — reactive dogs, rescue dogs with unsure recall, greyhounds and other sighthounds with a strong prey drive, nervous dogs who need a controlled environment to build confidence, and dogs recovering from injury who need gentle, controlled exercise. It is also a wonderful treat for any dog who simply loves to run.
Our secure field runs are available as part of our solo walk service or can be combined with a group walk. Every field run is supervised by Lucy, who ensures your dog stays safe, hydrated, and happy throughout. We bring fresh water, toys, and treats (with your permission) to make every field visit as enjoyable as possible.
The field is surrounded by high, robust fencing designed to contain dogs of all sizes and escape abilities. Double-latched gates, regular fence inspections, and secure perimeter checks mean your dog cannot get out, and nothing can get in.
No leads, no restrictions, no worries. Your dog can run, sprint, fetch, chase and explore to their heart's content. For many dogs, this is the only time they get to truly run flat out, and the joy it brings is wonderful to see.
For dogs who struggle in open spaces — whether due to reactivity, fear, or a strong prey drive — the secure field is a game-changer. It provides a controlled, predictable environment where they can relax, build confidence, and simply enjoy being a dog without triggers or stress.
Greyhounds, whippets, lurchers and other sighthounds have an instinct to chase that can make open walks risky. Our secure field gives them the freedom to stretch their legs and run at full speed in complete safety. The same applies to any dog who cannot be trusted off-lead in open spaces.
Unlike walking on public footpaths or open countryside, the field is completely free of roads, livestock, farm machinery, and other common hazards. There is nothing to worry about except your dog having a wonderful time.
A 30-minute field run can provide more physical exercise than an hour-long on-lead walk. The unrestricted running, sprinting and playing burns energy faster and more effectively, leaving your dog deeply satisfied, physically tired and mentally content.
Our secure field is located in the Warwickshire countryside, easily accessible from Warwick, Leamington Spa and all surrounding areas. Contact us for the exact location and to book your dog's field run.
Fully Insured
Every field session is covered by public liability insurance. Complete peace of mind for every off-lead run.
Secure Perimeter
High, robust fencing surrounds the entire field. Double-latched gates and regular perimeter inspections maintain the highest safety standards.
Countryside Location
Nestled in the Warwickshire countryside, the field offers beautiful surroundings, fresh air, and a peaceful environment away from traffic and noise.
Supervised Fun
Lucy supervises every field session, bringing toys, fresh water and plenty of encouragement. Your dog gets a safe, fun, high-energy experience every time.
Where is the secure dog field located?
Our secure field is located in the Warwickshire countryside, easily reachable from Warwick and Leamington Spa. The exact location is shared with clients upon booking to protect the privacy of the site and ensure that only booked clients have access. It is a private, members-only field maintained to the highest safety standards, with secure fencing, double-latched gates and regular inspections. The field is never overcrowded — we operate a strict booking system so your dog always has the space to run freely without sharing the space with unfamiliar dogs or people. Most clients find it is a short drive from central Warwick or Leamington Spa, making it a convenient add-on to your dog's regular exercise routine. Contact us to receive the full location details and to check availability for your preferred time slot.
Is the field really secure enough for any dog?
Yes, the field is designed specifically for dog exercise and is suitable for all breeds and sizes. The perimeter fencing is high enough to deter even the most determined jumpers, including agile breeds like Border Collies and Whippets. The bottom of the fence is secured to prevent digging escapes, and we conduct regular inspections to check for any damage or weak spots. The double-latched gate system provides an additional layer of security, preventing accidental openings. We have hosted everything from tiny Chihuahuas to giant Great Danes, and the field has proven secure for every single one. If you have specific concerns about your dog's escaping abilities, please let us know during booking so we can discuss how the field will keep them safe.
Is the field suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?
Absolutely, and this is one of the main reasons our clients book field runs. The field is a private, controlled space with no unexpected dogs, people or distractions — unlike public parks or footpaths where you never know what you might encounter. This makes it the ideal environment for reactive dogs, nervous rescues, dogs with a high prey drive, and any dog who finds busy public spaces overwhelming. In the field, your dog can relax, build confidence, and enjoy off-lead freedom without triggers or stress. Many of our clients tell us that their reactive dog has made remarkable progress through regular field visits, learning to associate new environments with positive experiences. It is truly wonderful to see a nervous dog's personality emerge when they realise they are in a safe space.
How does a field run differ from a regular walk?
A regular dog walk typically involves walking on pavements, public footpaths and roads, often with your dog on a lead for safety. A field run is entirely different — it is unrestricted off-lead exercise in a safe, enclosed space where your dog can sprint, chase, roll, explore and play to their heart's content. The two services complement each other beautifully. Many of our dogs enjoy both a structured on-lead walk for mental stimulation and sniffing, followed by a field run for full-speed exercise. A 20-minute field run can provide more cardiovascular exercise than an hour-long on-lead walk, making it especially valuable for high-energy breeds. We can help you design the perfect combination of walks and field runs for your dog's individual needs.
Can you combine a field run with a solo or group walk?
Yes, absolutely. Field runs can be combined with our solo walks or group walks for a truly comprehensive exercise session that covers both structured walking and full-speed free running. This combination is one of our most popular options — a dog might enjoy a 30-minute on-lead walk around Warwick or Leamington for mental stimulation and sniffing, followed by 20 minutes of unrestricted off-lead running in the secure field. It provides the perfect balance of controlled exercise and complete freedom. Contact us to discuss the best combination for your dog's age, breed, energy level and temperament. We can tailor a plan that fits your dog's needs and your schedule, whether that is daily field runs or a weekly treat.
How do I book a secure field run for my dog?
Getting started is easy. Contact us via the form below, call 07387 580774, or email lucyswalksforpaws@aol.com. We will arrange a free meet-and-greet, discuss how to incorporate field runs into your dog's regular exercise routine, and answer any questions you have about the field, pricing, and availability. We pride ourselves on a friendly, no-pressure approach — the first meeting is simply about getting to know you and your dog.
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